Israeli media reports and video footage indicate that debris from an Iranian cluster missile struck the so-called Bnei Brak area, igniting multiple vehicles and causing widespread material damage.
Fires and Damage Across Central Areas
According to available information, falling missile fragments sparked fires in several cars in Bnei Brak, alongside varying degrees of structural damage in the surrounding area.
Reports also noted that debris from the Iranian missile landed in multiple locations, including Petah Tikva and Bnei Brak, resulting in additional property damage.
Data indicates that fragments from the cluster missile were scattered across 10 different sites in central occupied territories as the repercussions of the strike continue to unfold.
In the same context, the number of injured from the latest Iranian strike on central areas has risen to nine.
Meanwhile, a new salvo of Iranian missiles was launched toward the occupied territories, with explosions heard across central regions due to aerial interception efforts.
Video | Iranian missiles strike "Bnei Brak," causing extensive material damage#US #Iran #telaviv pic.twitter.com/df99uuyMVG
— Al-Manar English (@manarenglish) March 31, 2026
Satellite Imagery Shows Heavy Damage at US Base in Kuwait
Separately, satellite images reveal extensive damage at the US military base known as Camp Buehring (also referred to as Al-Adiri) in Kuwait.
According to the data, the damage includes aircraft hangars and troop deployment areas within the base.
Imagery on the left (before) and right (after) shows extensive damage to a gym facility, logistical infrastructure, warehouses, and a power station.
Satellite images reveal extensive damage at the #US Army base Camp Buehring, also known as Al-Udeiri, in #Kuwait pic.twitter.com/TqxfTBw17O
— Al-Manar English (@manarenglish) March 31, 2026
Further assessments suggest that multiple additional installations inside the base were impacted, as documented by satellite evidence.
Source: Al-Manar Website