A strike was carried out on an Israeli oil refinery.
A fire broke out at the plant as a result of the attack.
A fire broke out at the Bazan oil refinery in northern Israel following Iranian attacks. The BBC reports on this.
Footage released in the media shows smoke rising from the refinery. The plant has been targeted previously in the current conflict.
According to the Israeli Fire and Rescue Service, an industrial building and a fuel tanker were damaged by debris from an intercepted missile. The fire service stated there were no casualties, but efforts to prevent the fire from spreading to other areas and to search for individuals in the fire zone are ongoing.
The origin of the missile launch is currently unknown, but Israel has faced regular attacks from Iran and the "Hezbollah" group in Lebanon since the war began.
We previously reported that the Iran-backed armed group in Yemen—the "Houthis"—announced on Saturday that they had carried out a ballistic missile attack against Israel.
