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Iran 5th Day 28 ballistic missile salvo — Beersheba intercepted after 9-hour lull
·Beersheba, southern Israel
Iran's 5th Day 28 BM salvo targeted Beersheba and southern Israel after 9-hour lull. Missile intercepted by IDF air defenses. However, falling interception fragments injured two people in the Kuseife area (southern Israel): a 37-year-old man and a woman in her 20s, both lightly wounded by shrapnel, taken to Soroka Hospital in Beersheba.
The IDF reported a new Iranian ballistic missile attack on 27 March 2026 — the fifth since midnight and the first in approximately nine hours. Sirens sounded in Beersheba and surrounding towns in southern Israel. The missile was intercepted by air defenses. No injuries were reported. The 9-hour gap followed the 4th salvo cluster bomb attack. Despite overnight and daytime IAF strikes on Iranian BM production sites, western Iran launchers, the Arak reactor, Ardakan yellowcake, and Yazd naval missiles factory, Iran retains sufficient missile inventory and launch capacity to continue the campaign at approximately 10 missiles per day.
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Iran launched its 5th Day 28 ballistic missile attack on southern Israel after a 9-hour pause, targeting Beersheba. No official Iranian statement on this specific launch.
IDF: 5th ballistic missile attack since midnight from Iran. Sirens in Beersheba and surrounding towns. Missile intercepted by air defenses. No injuries reported.
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