Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that his country is 'crushing the enemy' and 'winning this battle' amid the escalation of conflict with Iran. He made these remarks during a visit to the Israeli town of Arad, where a missile struck on Saturday night, injuring over 60 people, a dozen of them seriously. Netanyahu called the absence of fatalities a 'miracle' but emphasized that the toll could have been lower if citizens had followed safety recommendations. In response, Iranian military officials pledged to intensify attacks using advanced new weapons to 'alter the enemy's calculations.' Tehran also warned that the Middle East's energy infrastructure could be 'irreparably destroyed' if Iranian facilities are targeted.
