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More Iranian missile strikes on the Israeli city of Tel Aviv today. Siren sounded, people

took shelter, streaks of flames crossed the dark sky as Israel's defense system intercepted most of the

missiles.

An unknown number got through.

We're seeing images of a partially charred building.

There are reports of several casualties, although NPR has not independently confirmed

that.

Meanwhile, Iranian state media is showing Israeli strikes in Iran.

Motorists reacting to the explosions in Natanz, a site described as home to Iran's nuclear enrichment program.

NPR's Jeff Brumfield has details.

The Israel Defense Forces said that it had struck Iran's uranium enrichment facility at Natanz.

In a statement, it said that it had hit a multi-story underground complex that contained centrifuges,

electrical rooms, and supporting equipment. Video posted online and verified by NPR show black

smoke billowing from the site early this morning, and satellite imagery

from Airbus shows extensive damage at multiple locations around the complex.

Natanz has been at the center of Iran's nuclear program for decades and was recently being used

to enrich uranium to near bomb-grade levels. Jeff Brumfield, NPR News.

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