Iranian missile barrage triggers sirens in Beersheba and surrounding towns

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Sirens are sounding in Beersheba and surrounding towns in southern Israel amid an Iranian ballistic missile attack.
IDF detects barrage of missiles en route from Iran

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The IDF says it has detected the launch of ballistic missiles from Iran.

Sirens are expected to sound in Israel in the coming minutes, as air defenses work to shoot down the threats.

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Civilians in areas where sirens sound are instructed to enter bomb shelters and remain in them until further notice.

US intel agencies reportedly still believe Iran has yet to decide whether to build nuclear bomb
US intelligence agencies continue to believe that Iran has yet to decide whether to build a nuclear bomb, The New York Times reports, citing unnamed intelligence and American officials.

The assessment remains the same as the one publicized by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard during a March congressional hearing.

While such a decision has not yet been made, Iran has developed enough stockpiles of enriched uranium to build a nuclear bomb if it wants.

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