Iran's Missile Strike on Israeli City Marks Tactical Shift

Iran launched a missile attack on the southern Israeli city housing nuclear facilities last Saturday, marking the first such strike in three weeks of conflict. According to Ming Pao, the local nuclear facilities were not hit, and no radiation leaks were reported, but at least 180 people were injured in the attack. The Israeli military acknowledged that its air defense systems failed to intercept some of the missiles. This attack followed an earlier strike on the Indian Ocean's Diego Garcia island, where U.S. troops are stationed, representing a significant shift in Iran's military strategy. The Iranian armed forces announced that their operational approach has shifted from defense to offense, with corresponding adjustments in battlefield tactics.