Latest Iran strikes on 'Israel' kill five, wound 92: rescuers
'Israel's' Magen David Adom emergency service said five people were killed and 92 wounded Monday in Iran's latest missile strikes, raising a previous toll of four deaths.
The casualties were from strikes on four sites in central 'Israel', the MDA said in a statement, adding those killed included "two women and two men around the age of 70, as well as one additional fatality".
"So far, MDA teams have evacuated 92 injured individuals to hospitals, including a 30-year-old woman in serious condition with facial injuries, six in moderate condition, and 85 in mild condition," it added.
The MDA said search and rescue operations were ongoing at two of the four sites.
Iran unleashed a barrage of missile strikes on 'Israeli' cities early Monday, after 'Israel' struck military targets deep inside Iran, with both sides threatening further devastation.
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