JUST IN: Israeli Air Base STRUCK

According to new reports, an Israeli air base was struck last night as a result of an Iranian ballistic missile barrage.

Iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel last night, some of which reportedly struck the Ramon air base in the Negev desert.

We are currently seeing conflicting reports about the level of damage at the base.

Arab sources say the base sustained heavy damage and is currently not operational, Israeli sources say otherwise and that the base only sustained minor damage.

Both reports come from foreign media sources that don’t exactly have great records regarding the truth.

We will continue to bring you more updates as they become available to us and the situation becomes more clear. Here’s what we currently know:

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Israel’s Negev Air Base after Iran's drone-missile attack pic.twitter.com/RLCbKZcEp7

— dustin mills (@dustinemills24) April 14, 2024

❗️Seven ballistic missiles hit the Israeli Air Force base in the Negev desert, Israeli media

Iran fired a total of approximately 150 missiles at Israel, 70 during the first launch and 80 during the second, ABC News. pic.twitter.com/3oq6FHYpXi

— Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦 (@jurgen_nauditt) April 14, 2024

More footage of attacks on Israel. The media write that it was filmed in the Negev desert.

It is alleged that there are arrivals at a military base (video 3). There is no official information yet.

In total, Iran fired about 150 missiles at Israel, ABC reported, citing sources.… pic.twitter.com/xWuO7jrPxP

— Stanford Itua (@stfditua) April 13, 2024

The Hill provided these claims from Iranian sources:

Iranian state-run media outlets reported that Ramon air base in southern Israel was struck by seven missiles, while they also reported successful attacks on Nevatim air base, one of the largest in Israel.

Israeli media continues to insist that the base is still operational and sustained only minor damages during last night’s missile attack.

Just minutes ago, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released footage showing the return of Israeli Air Force (IAF) F-35 fighter jets to the Nabatim Air Force Base in the Negev Desert after a sky defense mission. Despite being targeted by at least 15 missiles last night, the base… pic.twitter.com/U1HticBACT

— Chilly Chills (@WeeliyumF) April 14, 2024

The Times Of Israel claimed:

IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari says Iran launched dozens of ballistic missiles at Israel, causing slight damage to a military base.