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"If Iran does not fully open, without threats, the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours, the U.S. will strike and destroy their various power plants. They will start with the largest one first," he threatened.

Trump also separately stated that the U.S. "wiped Iran off the face of the earth." According to the American leader, the regime in Tehran wants a deal, but he does not.

"The United States wiped Iran off the face of the earth, and yet their frivolous analyst David Sanger claims that I have not achieved my goals. Yes, I have, and several weeks earlier than planned! Their leadership is destroyed, their navy and air force are wrecked, they have no defense, and they want to make a deal! And I don’t want to," he said.

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In response, the Central Command of the Iranian Armed Forces "Khatam al-Anbia" threatened to strike back at all American energy, information technology, and desalination infrastructure in the Middle East if the U.S. attacks Iran's fuel and energy infrastructure.

115 Israelis in Hospital

115 people injured as a result of the Iranian attack on Arad and Dimona were admitted to Soroka Medical Center.

The hospital reported that 11 people sustained serious injuries, another 20 were moderately injured, and 84 had minor injuries. Among the injured was a four-year-old girl who suffered severe injuries, and a ten-year-old boy who sustained moderate injuries. According to medical staff, the injured have been diagnosed with blast and shrapnel wounds. Additionally, assistance was provided to 27 people who suffered from panic attacks.

As reported by Mignews.com, on the evening of March 21, Israel's missile defense system failed to intercept ballistic missiles launched from Iran, resulting in hits in residential areas and homes in the cities of Dimona and Arad in the Negev desert in southern Israel. This led to significant destruction, casualties, and injuries among civilians.