Iran Fires 12 Missile Salvos at Israel Since Midnight — Overnight Campaign Continues

Times of Israel reported that Iran had fired at least 12 missile salvos at Israel since midnight on Day 8, continuing its sustained overnight retaliatory campaign against Israeli territory. IDF air defence systems were active across the night intercepting incoming ballistic missiles and drones. The ongoing missile campaign — continuing without pause despite Pezeshkian's Gulf ceasefire announcement — confirms that Iran's decision to halt Gulf attacks does not extend to its retaliatory strikes against Israel. The 12-salvo figure across a single night represents a sustained pace of attack that strains IDF interceptor stocks and points to Iran still having significant residual missile capacity after eight days of US-Israeli strikes. The Iranian missile force is drawing down but is not yet exhausted. The overnight salvos provide a counter-narrative to Trump's claim that Iran has been beaten to hell — Iran demonstrating continued capability to threaten Israel even at this late stage of the campaign.