An Indian journalist has described the severe impact of recent missile attacks in Tel Aviv, saying that the destruction in the city is significant and even underground tunnels located about 100 meters below the surface have reportedly shaken due to the strikes. According to the journalist, the intensity of the explosions has created fear and uncertainty among residents.
After observing the situation closely, the journalist revealed that strict restrictions are currently in place in Israel regarding media coverage. He claimed that journalists are not allowed to photograph dead bodies or injured people. Access to hospitals has also reportedly been restricted, and there are limitations on taking photos or videos of damaged buildings and other destruction caused by the attacks.
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The journalist further stated that he had previously heard a lot about Israel’s advanced defense technology. However, he suggested that the recent attacks have raised questions about its effectiveness. He claimed that in some cases missile alert messages do not arrive in time, and explosions occur before people can take proper safety measures.
According to the report, the attacks have created visible damage across parts of Tel Aviv, leaving residents concerned about their safety. The journalist also said that people in the city are trying to cope with the situation as authorities continue security operations.
It is important to note that the Indian journalist had traveled to Israel to cover Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit, during which he witnessed the developments and shared observations about the situation in the region.
