There are no reports that Iranian rockets have broken through the Israeli air defense or that anyone has been injured, reports Israeli media.
Israel, in turn, attacked "military infrastructure" in Kermanshah in the morning, says the Israeli military. Previously, a factory in the city of Karaj west of the capital Tehran was attacked, writes Israeli Haaretz with reference to Iranian media. The facility manufactures the centrifuges needed to enrich uranium. It is said to have been attacked also last week.
A military complex in the city of Parchin southeast of Tehran is also reported to have been attacked.
On Sunday, around 20 Israeli fighter jets carried out attacks on a number of targets, including arms depots and launch facilities for rockets, writes the news agency AFP with reference to the Israeli army. Military satellite and radar facilities were also attacked, according to a statement.
At least three people were killed when an ambulance was hit in central Iran, reports Iranian state media.
The fact that the US has physically entered the conflict – by bombing three important nuclear facilities in Iran during the night against Sunday – is being noticed in Israeli cities. In, among other things, the Tel Aviv suburb of Ramat Gan, electronic signs show a picture of President Donald Trump with the text "Thank you, Mr. President".
