Trey Yingst

I don't think the people in this country will stand for it.

Significant Israeli strikes overnight targeting Iran's oil infrastructure on the outskirts of the city.

Four separate oil storage facilities were hit in these strikes.

Israel's prime minister says these types of attacks will continue as the Iranians are still striking regional countries and Israel.

The Iranians are still launching new attacks against Israel.

They have fired a number of ballistic missiles toward the country today.

One of those missiles had a cluster munition on top.

It broke apart in the skies above this city and rained down below.

There were more than a dozen different impact locations, according to Israeli police, and a number of people were wounded by shrapnel.

We are at the site of a direct impact in Tel Aviv.

This entire block completely destroyed by an Iranian ballistic missile.

First responders are digging through the rubble.

They are looking for survivors.

We have already seen them pull out two civilians from this area.

The first responders are using megaphones.

They are calling out to see if there are any survivors who are alive but buried under the rubble.

And it is an incredibly challenging moment.

There was a direct impact.

We saw something similar before the 12-day war that Israel launched against Iran, followed up by Operation Midnight Hammer when those B-2s bombed Iran's nuclear facilities, as well as those 30 Tomahawk missiles from the guided missile submarine USS Georgia.

Now President Trump's saying he wants to go back to the old Iran.