New Delhi: Israel and Iran have now reached a decisive battle on the battlefield. There seems to be no way to peace between the two. Iran has also taken a big step in giving a befitting reply to the Israeli attacks. Iran has wreaked havoc in Israel’s capital, Tel Aviv, with missile attacks.

The Iranian army carried out missile attacks targeting residential areas of Israel, where an 8-storey building was destroyed. 10 Israelis died in this attack, while a large number of people were injured. According to media reports, about 200 Israelis have been injured. The injured have been admitted to the hospital by ambulance service, where they are undergoing treatment.

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The war can go on for a long time

The war between Israel and Iran can continue not for a few days but for several weeks. According to an agency report, Israel is also believed to have the approval of the US-based White House against Iran. According to an Israeli official, US President Donald Trump has also given a gift to Gifoweek’s Time Weektime.

The Trump administration is sure that this problem can be entirely resolved by continuing the talks. Currently, it appears that there is no middle ground between the two countries. Two days ago, Israel carried out a significant attack on nuclear and military bases in Iran with missiles and drones. More than 20 Iranian commanders were killed in this. Since then, Iran has also taken action and started retaliatory attacks.

200 lives lost in Iran

An Iranian organisation said that 215 people have died in the firing by Israel since Friday. Not only this, 700 people are injured. The condition of some remains critical. If this report is to be believed, more than 50 of the dead are associated with the military. However, these are initial figures.

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