the annual report on human rights, single, single south israel and his allies for quote, multiple violations committed in gaza. it also says china and russia are demonstrating a willingness to destroy the rules based border. your organization said there has been a betrayal of human rights principles by today's leaders and institutions in the weeks following how mazda is terror attack on october 7th, last year is really authorities crackdown on protests criticizing. these really military response, posted in citizens were arrested for participating and protest or posting on social media. dw, special correspondent, i mean, is a met up with lawyer human rights lawyer off by a colleague who was himself arrested, out of protest and charged with incitement to terrorism. in a small apartment in haifa, lawyer and activist off monica leaf is under house arrest. after spending $114.00 days in prison, it's an improvement. felicia says he's still essentially a prisoner. that is the best that you can see. exactly. so if he steps outside the apartment with his electronic tag, the police will be alerted, th

israel. earlier this year, south africa brought a lawsuit at the same court against israel accusing the country of carrying out genocidal acts in gaza. the icy j instructed israel's do everything to prevent such atrocities from taking place. it's been revealed that last year in germany supplied 30 percent of israel's total military imports. 10 fold increase compared to the previous year in total, over the past 2 decades, germany exported over $3500000000.00 worth of arms and equipment to the id f. we discussed the latest i c, j. case with our guests from 11 on south africa as well as germany itself. and i just think this case as the case we a wasn't with the south africa. this is about bringing base with front of the center. this is about the world really routing behind, and i cause that he uses the opposition for genocide, the opposition of the mass murders connected punishment on entire population by an occupying state. so, you know, i think i said what they say, and they may, they may not appear to what the, what the ice is, your roots, both of us suddenly cut our country that has already ta

on thursday morning, thousands of a trucks passed through the raft of crossing in the south. israel has been facing growing international pressure to allow more humanitarian aid into the territory. this comes as a sales manager who has presented a plan to get more supplies and into the into casa. the army says as many as 500 trucks a day could soon be delivering supplies. we are constructing the northern crossing in new land, crossing from israel into northern garza to enable more aid to flow directly to civilians in the areas that have been challenging for the trucks to access. we have worked with international partners to bring in more aid from the see via the port of ash door after which it will be transported down to the crossings into gauze. so how much difference would this make as pub kitchen from the international rescue committee, who's just returned from casa up to 5, hundreds of trucks, trucks equals just about the number of trucks that were going and re conflict. what we've seen between that and, and now though, is a complete destruction of much of the infrastructure, the to

phone application showed that the holy city as well as vast areas and israel centered south and also northern regions at the border was lab and on housing. target to like, if you look at the map were threats of mark, it was all read and the sounds of explosions we heard and i heard were, is really air defense, system heating and i mean me solves shortly after the warnings were spread about parts of rock is falling from the skies. people were called to stay near bomb shelters or inside safe rooms. these really emergency service reports. now that's a total of $31.00. people have been treated as a result, including those likely injures and psychologically stressed. the ami confirms one child was wounded, the idea of spokesperson later said that iran launched dozens of the surface, the surface and the south towards israel, as well as about $200.00 drones and more than 10 cruise me 1000. the vast majority of that the army says were intercepted outside the country's borders was just a few falling within as rarely territory. they were on earlier announced that is rarely military infrastruct

bang for the bond that allows us to keep its hands clean and other countries from the global south holding israel responsible for induction. tell us and, and supporters praise nicaragua for bringing a lawsuit against germany over to arming of israel for an electrical moore of genocide in and got that that's as at least 14 palestinians are killed in the latest is rarely striking a guys in my pc capital here from the state of locals who found their homes in bruins after the idea of pulled back only to prepare for renewed inpatient. when we returned after the withdrawal of the military machinery from the area, we saw the enormous extent of the destruction. it's like us to nami, hit this neighborhood, the live in the russian capital. this is archie international. i'm rachel ruble. moscow has called out american and other nato authorities, as investigators accused them of sponsoring terror acts inside rush that through police. my holdings are ukrainian firm that linked to the us president, son hunter, by that investment. investigating such a data, opening a pro, visit the financing of terrorism that s

does it say that israel could eventually be found guilty as well? that the decision on that question in the south africa versus israel case is a long ways away. we now have a 2 sets of provisional measures in that case. so unlike the nicaragua case where the court rejected that request, the court has twice indicated provisional measures against israel. and the last time i think the rhetoric, the language from the court was a much stronger, really deeply concerned that one of the judges refers to all the alarm bells of, of genocide going off here. so. so i think we don't know what the outcome is going to be. in that case, it's very difficult to prove genocidal intent. it's very difficult to establish genocide at the level of the state that said, i think that it's probably the case that some of israel's actions, even since south africa 1st filed this case at the end of december, has actually made south africa's case stronger rather than we can in south africa, sorry. do you think the rulings that we have seen so far? do you think they are, they are going to shape the way that genocide will be defin

the army confirmed later, and that the countries air base in the negative desert had in the south of israel, was adding 8 caused only mine of damage to infrastructure. no casualties have been reported sofa also he run back to lebanon bass. his balloons claimed responsibility for a number of attacks on these really northern communities. the army now says they continue to intercept threads on the way to israel, and that they are still fully deployed with dozens of a croft in the or 4 defense. they were also unconfirmed. reports about another bunch of drones fired from iran, but this information is hard to be verified right now. and the reason days folding around in france is realm, has made in close coordination with washington, with the chief of american central command traveling here to make sure the 2 countries are on the same page. and washington also st. and reinforcements to the region to support each road to help in case of iran's attack, short, they often sundays attacks prime minister benjamin to the who had a phone conversation with president biden, that last the around 25 minutes.

in the south, israel's artillery targeted the vicinity of nasa and al-amal hospitals, injuring number of civilians. four palestinians including two infants, were killed in attack a house west of rafa. the palestinian health ministry says the regime's forces killed 62 people and injured 91 others in matter of 24 hours. the death toll from the israeli genocide now tops 33,00 with over 75,600 injured. the united states has approved the transfer of thousands of additional bombs to israel as the regime presses ahead with this genocidal war in gaza. a new report citing a biden administration official says the package which was approved this week includes over 2000 unguided and 1000 small diameter bombs. according to the report, the munitions will come from previously authorized supplies and are not slated for delivery before. for 2025. last month, the us state department authorized the transfer of billions of dollars in bombs and fighter jets to israel. report say washington has quietly made more than 100 weapon sales to tel aviv since the regime's onslot on gaza began early last october. t

idea of spokes person later said that iran launched dozens of the surface, the surface me south towards israel, as well as about $200.00 drones and more than 10 cruise me 1000. the vast majority on that the army says were intercepted outside the country's borders was just a few falling within as rarely territory around earlier announced that is rarely military infrastructure would be targeted the army confirmed later and that the countries air base in the negative desert had in the south of israel was adding a cause, only mine and damage to infrastructure. no casualties have been reported sofa, also a run back to lebanon bass. his balloons claimed responsibility for a number of attacks on these really northern communities. the army now says they continued to intercept threads on their way to israel, and that's they are still fully deployed with dozens of a croft in the years defense. they were also unconfirmed reports about another bunch of grounds fired from iran. but this information is hard to be verified right now. and the reason days folding around in france is realm, has made in close co

the idea of spokesperson later said that iran launched dozens of the surface, the surface me south towards israel, as well as about $200.00 drones and more than 10 cruise me 1000. the vast majority of that the army says were intercepted outside the countries for this was just a few following within as rarely territory. there were on earlier announced that which is rarely military infrastructure would be targeted the army confirmed later and that the countries airbase in the negative desert had in the south of israel was hit adding 8 caused only mine of damage to infrastructure. no casualties have been reported sofa, also a run back to lebanon. bass has been long claimed responsibility for a number of attacks on these really northern communities. the army now says they continue to intercept threads on their way to israel and that they are still fully deployed with dozens of a croft in the or 4 defense. they were also unconfirmed reports about another bunch of drones fired from iran. but this information is hard to be verified right now. and the reason days folding around in france is realm, has ma

at the secret nevatim air base, in the south. israel not far from there , seven-year-old amina khasola was seriously injured when a fragment of a rocket hit the house. the children were scared and wanted to run away from the house, and that's when the rocket hit our house. israel's military cabinet convened to plan its next course of action. one of its members, benny gund, said: "israel will demand retribution in full when the time comes." the council also gathered for an emergency meeting un security. and he called for sanctions against iran and confirmed his right to reply. this attack crossed all red lines and israel reserves the legal right to respond. we are not frogs in boiling water, we are a nation of lions. after such a massive and direct attack on israel, the whole world, not to mention israel, cannot come to terms with it. we will protect our future. meanwhile. iran's un ambassador said iran retaliated with a deadly attack on its consulate in syria, and it was justified. these countries, especially the united states, have def

israel did? well, it's a question that would be usefully put to the applicant state, to south africa, because anyr of the international court ofjustice knows that these kinds of cases do proceed slowly, that the respondent, israel, is entitled to raisejurisdictional objections. and if it does so, that'll slow things down further. but state after state knows that and believes that it's in the interests of that state to pursue the case to hear, the state hopes, vindication of the legal views and factual claims that have been put forward by that state. so it's sort of more political and symbolic than it is meaningful in terms of protection for people on the ground. is that what you're saying? it depends. it depends on the case. i mean, the palestinians have been pursuing their concerns vigorously in a variety of fora and will continue to do so, and this will be an element that they will come back to over and over again. were you stung, again as president of the court, in this particular case? were you stung by the reaction of israelis? i'm looking here at the words of benjamin netanyahu, who describ

also coming up israel is on the admits the killing of 8 workers and the striking cause that was a grave mistake and could be the void in columbia petitions, the wells top colt to join the south africa's genocide case against israel and another use of red rose clay kits, the northeastern united states, tricky buildings in new york, new jersey. the also to the program pressure is bound to go this route to dramatically increase the flow of food and supplies into gaza after it promised to open a new route, the delivery of humanitarian aid. israel's pledge to open the error, its coughing came off to a phone call from us president joe biden, who also demanded an immediate cease fire and protection of civilians. but troy gave them difficult of israel's nearly 6 month war and the besieged population of garza has pushed palestinians to the brink of famine. particularly in the northern part of the strip, under pressure from the united states as rails agreed to allow desperately needed food deliveries through the airs crossing which connects to northern gauze. and it's really good news, we've been asking for weeks now for this crossing to be, i've been, we've used it before and we know

is really media reporting that this is an anticipation of a possible response from iran, not south israel attacked consulate in damascus. on monday, kennings senior rainey administrative officials. united nations has suspended the movement of aid and gauze at nights for at least 2 days. decision comes up to $78.00. what this will kill fun is where you strike wells central kitchen comes. william was talking to him on monday. the rescue is in taiwan pulling of quake. vic comes from the rubble of the homes, the strongest trema to hit the audit in 25 years, tofal buildings killing at least 9 people and injuring hundreds the underwater magnitude. 7.2, quake struck out around a say. and there was also felt in southern japan, eastern china and the philippines, patrick folk reports, one worked up to the strongest of great there and 25 years. the magnitude 7.2 quite struck off the east coast, off the shots of wrapped in communities across the south, full diamonds, causing power cops and some buildings to collapse. text messages moved on to coastal areas of this and ami threats. so human because it

it took your mind about top stories here to south israel damaging, says the country will respond to it, runs on precedence. the time is ready. will cabinet met on monday to discuss a situation for the 2nd time in today? talk to us about ship a hospital in kansas city of discovery, another mass grave and the medical complex. following the withdrawal, one of his rated forces, 9 bodies believed to be of patience and found said, i'd truly selection has begun and donald trump so cold hush money trial is the 1st to for criminal trials. the former president was facing, as he campaigns to return to the white house. trump is accused of disguising payments, made to an auto from start to hide. i'm extra amount to fit the, the nines, the search for charges against the 2 decades ago this month, the photos of small and us soldiers, housing with humiliated detainees that are rocks. i've been great. prison goes worldwide shock. after years of legal battles, the lawsuit brought by 3 prisoners began on monday, john henry and has more than half from alexandria virginia. and a warning that view as may fin

. >> reporter: from the north to the south, israel's powerful air defense systems intercepted more than00 iranian drones and missiles, with the help of the fl united states, jordan and the uk. it's the scenario everyone has feared since the october 7th hamas attack, a state-to-state confrontation that could spiral into a regional war. hardline iranian supporters celebrated the strikes as the regime boasted that their operation "true promise" had exceeded their expectations. despite israel saying it intercepted 99% of the incoming projectiles. >> a number of iranian missiles fell inside israeli territory, causing minor damage to a military base with no casualties. >> reporter: israel is still weighing up its response but a former senior israeli diplomat to the u.s. told us president biden warned prime minister netanyahu last night not to retaliate. >> my understanding was that biden told mr. netanyahu, if you act against iran, based on this, we will not stand by you. >> reporter: he said netanyahu benefits with a war with iran given growing anger over his government's failure to protect

boy, you went missing the ramallah on his way to south israel's co dot more and strikes himself 11 on a local, come on the pest below it was killed in a drone and talking a cough in the air. now the human agency for palestinian refugee says it's received numerous reports of mass detentions it will treatment and the enforce disappearance of palestinians by this very minute treat. this video authority is different least 1560 tanny's from a gaza since april 4th, including women and children. unrest as old of them were held for weeks and military facilities with no means of communicating with family torture, including psychological and physical hom, on sexual abuse are also alleged and is ready. human rights group is also accusing is where the politicians of functioning the systematic most treatment of palestinian prisoners. the group positions for human rights as violations include force disappearances and torture. for my present, as in the outside of westbank, have been speaking to our reporter nor a com. the pain is marked on the walls in either refugee camp, the occupation is too clos

the affairs that had already simmering middle east could soon board either on the rise south israel wounded round. it should expect a response to stop the day's attack. in fact, according to soldiers in washington, it could be some time today. you know, i'm going to face the consequences for its actions. we would choose, highway spawns accordingly. the idea remains ready to come to any for it, for me on, and it still proxies. as we continue our mission to defend the state to visit, i want to just remind you why iran launched a flip killer of miss aisles and driving to the israel and as far as direct attack on the country on saturday night, it's around said he was retaliation for deadly as ready strife on his account to live in syria, nearly all of the incoming targets was successfully intercepted. iran said and i'll consider the matter closed until it, unless, as it says, it has no other option. we do not seek to expand the war. well, we will cut off every hand that attacks our country. any aggression from israel or its supporters will be met with a stronger response than before. while the

israel. and much of this arise as much of that. the case in the way arises from an earlier case instituted in, in january brought by south africa against israel in relation to the assault on golf in which south africa, religious genocide is, is being committed in concert south and in legal terms. does nicaragua have a case here? well, yes, it dogs and suddenly nicaragua is not that the 1st state or, or, or entity to alleged these kinds of violations being committed in gaza. we, i've had the, the un secretary general make these points, the un committee on the elimination of racial discrimination, a number of un special wrap. the tubs have have like you, that there is a risk of genocide being committed in gaza. the international court of justice stated in january that there is a risk of the reputable prejudiced to the rights of the palestinians to be protected from genocide. i'd even domestic courts have, have started intervening benevolence, dutch court of appeal, for example, or did the suspension of um, sales to israel on the basis of a clear risk that they'd be used to commit violations of the law of armed conflict . and so that's qu

and babil province to the south. israelmised to respond to iran's drone and missile attack on saturday night. both nbc and cnn have reported unnamed officials saying that israel warned washington, but that washington did not endorse the action. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic.2a. from bbc arabic. at the moment every party is practising what is called strategic patience. each party is deescalating what is happening, so, the iranians are saying these attacks are from drones that were flown from inside iran, and there is no missile attack, there is no damages, there is no killings or injured people. and the israelis are silent. and the americans also. theyjust stick to what they said earlier, that it was a missile attack. so, this strategic patience is putting this conflict again in the square of shadow war is again in the square of shadow war is again and not the strategic deterrence that we saw in the last couple of weeks.— deterrence that we saw in the last couple of weeks. going back to the old playbook _ couple of

but there was some hits uh, identified, they only told us about one on a military base in the south of israel. so some made it through the defense. there's also a one, a injured child, critically injured. we don't know probably from a shop. no. what happened there? now we can still hear a fighter jets in the air because the army had also said, despite telling people that don't have to be near showed us. but this is an on going event, so to speak. and we can still hinduism to fight to jets. we've heard a shortly before to a m a, you know, those explosions of potentially d d and deceptions that were really close by jerusalem. but they were all over the country. and uh, also uh, so that was being heard and now we also had in the past half an hour. so again, in the north, some errands i rinse going off and is this going from here? and there's already a war between is run her mouse and garza. we have the tensions and cross border techs in the north of israel with a southern was his bullet in southern lebanon. also attacks from the who season from, from yemen and post week. so where is this going?

israel should reduce its violence in order to maintain its survival. it is taken away from him and the same thing that happened to the apartheid regime. south africa fell when it lost the support of western public opinion and later collapsed. this can also happen to israel, mr. abul fatah . i have a question in the continuation of the program about whether the change of power, i.e. the change of party in america, can be effective, and the issue of elections, but before that, we had a conversation with mr. niko hoss, an american expert who had a conversation about the same issue, the student protests in america. let's see , we will go back to the conversation with mr. abolfath where they can say and do whatever they want. we we see that a group has a level of monopoly that they can say whatever they want and do whatever they want , even openly support genocide, but the group's party or protesters who say genocide is ugly and are against genocide suddenly they are labeled as domestic terrorists, suddenly they are fired from their jobs , they are expelled from their colleges, they are expelled from their dormitories, even the daughter of the c

and there were also blasts in iraq — in both the capital baghdad and babil province to the south. israelad not endorsed the action. earlier i spoke to hamish de bretton—gordon, a chemical weapons expert and former commander of british and nato nuclearforces — aboutjust how significant the location of isfahan is for this attack. i think very significant. isfahan is the sort of second city of iran, a lot of military bases around it, and as you say, they appear to have hit a military base, whether it's the iranian revolutionary guard corps, who knows? i wouldn't be at all surprised. and fairly near to where we believe iran is trying to build nuclear weapons, so i expect a nod to them. i think this attack is very much a demonstration of capability and perhaps intent. iran fires 300—plus missiles and drones at israel. they virtually all get knocked down. israel fires one, perhaps two missiles in iran at a target, it appears to have got through and damaged. and i think people might be surprised to know that, conventionally, israel, militarily vastly overmatches iran. and this is a demonstratio

and there were also blasts in iraq in both the capital baghdad and babil province to the south. israelromised to respond to saturday night's drone and missile attack by iran. both nbc and cnn have reported unnamed officials saying that israel had warned washington, but that washington had not endorsed the action. the president of the european commission has called for de—escalation. here she is. we commission has called for de-escalation. here she is. we have to do everything _ de-escalation. here she is. we have to do everything possible, _ de-escalation. here she is. we have to do everything possible, that - de-escalation. here she is. we have to do everything possible, that all. to do everything possible, that all sides restrain from escalation in that region. we have seen the massive attack with drones and missiles, round about 300, by iran on israel. it is absolutely necessary that the region stays stable and all sides refrain from further action. at stable and all sides refrain from further action.— stable and all sides refrain from further action. at 1130 gmt we will answer all

but from us in the south of israel. and so of course, they are deeply, deeply involved in everything that's going on in the region. and so instead of them being from behind the scenes that they have been up until now, this event but the right front and sensor and the events as they continue their offensive, their aggression against israel. reality that is unacceptable. and therefore, the, the idea of constructing its activities to protect is right. the civilians are protect. is there any lies? so when we look at what's happening in the region, we see not the fingerprints of era, but we see them at the hill at the control stick and they are constantly pushing forward with their diabolical ideas. okay, now no matter who's to blame for what has happened in the past hours and days, the bull is now clearly in israel as quote, what are your orders? what is the idea of being uh told to now prepare for or do so? asked rebecca writs has the right to points it out. the government has done to convince lights of today they will com

he told us about one on a military base in the south of israel. so some made it through the defense. there's also a one, a injured child, critically injured. we don't know probably from a shop. no. what happened there? now we can still hear a fight to just in the air because the army had also said, despite telling people that don't have to be near showed us. but this is an on going event, so to speak. and we can still hinduism, defy to judge, be heard a shortly before to a m a, you know, those explosions of, uh, potential to into sections that were really close by jerusalem. but they were all over the country and also, so that was being heard. and now we also had in the past half an hour. so again, in the north, some errands, i rinse a going off in a northern israel, also new york about golden heights. it's probably more related to the cross for the tex. we've been seeing that in the past couple of weeks between husband law and uh, is ro, but also we understand diplomatically uh, on that front that you as president joe biden and probably needs to

following the strike, it says iran launched $110.00, ballistic me south towards israel at the weekend. in addition to hundreds of drawings and medium range missiles, most were shot down around says it's attack was in retaliation for what it says was . israel strikes on a no rainy and can see the building in syria, as well as his route considers its response to ron's attack and continues to fight war against how mos in gaza. they're off. fee is over with these regional tensions code head. it's a complex part of the world with many rifles by political and religious vying for influence is rouse native of jordan and regional, heavy white in saudi arabia, both paid to help defend israel from the ron's miss solves to the surprise of many . both countries are involved in a complicated balancing act, making it difficult to predict their future actions. when the drones and missiles from a run came flying towards israel, many of them passed through jordan's space. not only did the arab kingdom help shoot them down, it also opened its s base to his riley and us planes seeking to intercept the am

when hamas militants carried out inhumane massacres against defenseless residents of the south of israel is demonstratively ignoring the mandatory un security council resolution on a ceasefire. georgy nisashvili, natalya lobanova, channel one usa. victor is 85 today sadovnichy, permanent rector of the country's main university, moscow state university. he loved science since childhood, even in his native gorlovka he knew he would be a scientist. i slept in the back desk, they didn’t wake me up, because they understood that the sooner a child has the opportunity to do everything, think for himself, he can then choose the desired direction of his life, i have both parents...

murdering but also taking hostages, some from that music festival a lot from villages down in south israel still in captivity now there are 36 confirmed dead hostages i don't think their bodies have been returned to israel. so there is some question mark as well about how many of the remaining are alive in gaza. pete: numbers include some americans as well and then you get to the actual fighting itself unleashed over the last six months. this israel is saying they've killed over 13,000 hamas fighters i would be careful about this number. this is reported by the palestinians international organizations who have wanted to intentionally inflate those numbers to try to make israel look like the bad guys when you actually look at the fighting by the way will, israel has lost over 600idf troops in that fight as well you talk to people who have seen urban combat no country has done more to try to restrain civilian casualties than what israeli military has done in offensive it's been effective ferocious and tried to avoid casualties at every turn while hamas puts its fighters in hospital. will: wa

he armed hezbollah and the uthies in the south. israel iran has been resurgeant. >> right. israel has lived on the fear of hostile arab neighbors but houthis, hamas, hezbollah, arab groups provided for by iran. >> and directly trained by iran which this gentlemen also did. speaking of the arab countries surrounding israel, jordan with which israel has a peace s accord, saudi arabia which it doesn't but it hopes to. >> there is some talk of that happening. >> these countries took part along side united states and great britain in the air defenses of israel. the reason no israeli died last saturday in this massive attack was an alliance of all of these nations. i have some good news to share with me which is the little girl, the israeli girl who was hit, the only victim of that attack is now breathing on her own. and she will survive. a little 7-year-old bedouin girl from southern israel. >> you and i have a lot of time to talk about the 50,000 foot view and the global politics. but ifore in the last two weeks as we have been talking about

one of the casualties is a seven—year—old bedouin girl in the south of israel. the negative in the south of israel. yes, there is more that it could do. don't forget that the iranians revolutionary guards corps has a thing called the quds force who do black 0ps and iran in the past have struck at israeli targets outside the region. so, this isn't over. iran has said that's it, the account is settled for now. that's not the way israel looks at it, so israel will retaliate and then iran has threatened a response to that retaliation. so, we are on this middle rung of an escalator re—ladder. middle rung of an escalator re-ladder-_ middle rung of an escalator re-ladder. �* , ., , ., . re-ladder. beyond this tit-for-tat we are seeing _ re-ladder. beyond this tit-for-tat we are seeing unfolding, - re-ladder. beyond this tit-for-tat we are seeing unfolding, there i re-ladder. beyond this tit-for-tat we are seeing unfolding, there is| we are seeing unfolding, there is the broader issue of deterrence, that iran wants to send a clear signal, israel wants to send a clear si

and in iraq in the capital baghdad and babil province to the south. israel senior reporter with bbc persian. thank you forjoining us. just bring us up—to—date on the information we are getting from iran, but also other countries who are watching developments on the ground. what other countries who are watching developments on the ground. what we are caettin developments on the ground. what we are getting from _ developments on the ground. what we are getting from iranians _ developments on the ground. what we are getting from iranians media - are getting from iranians media is quite limited, because at the moment, there seems to be an effort by the iranians media to downplay the incident. as you said, we have reports of explosions, loud explosions, in the city of isfahan. we now know that the explosions were heard from an area which is east of the city of isfahan, where one of the city of isfahan, where one of the main air bases, the missile defence systems of iran is located, very close to the international airport in isfahan. there were also reports of exp