Iran Hits Israel With Missiles: Microsoft Headquarters Damaged

In the city of Be'er Sheva, one of the rockets landed near Bill Gates' company building.

On the morning of June 20, Iran attacked Israel with a ballistic missile. In the city of Be'er Sheva, one of the missiles hit a parking lot near the Microsoft headquarters building.

It was reported by CNN, The Times of Israel and Ynet.

It is noted that in the morning Iran launched at least three missiles towards Israel. Some of them landed right next to Bill Gates' Microsoft office in a parking lot with cars.

Local media reported that the building's glazing was damaged. At least six cars also caught fire after the explosion.

The city of Be'er Sheva is located in the Negev Desert, where Israel's Nevatim airbase is located.

The Israel Defense Forces says it intercepted an Iranian missile and the fire was sparked by its debris.

The missile hit close to residential homes and sparked several car fires.

Video released by Israeli emergency service Magen David Adom shows several fires in a street in the southern city, near the technology park where Microsoft's office is located.

Israeli police said they had received a report of ammunition falling in open areas of the country's southern district, adding that there was material damage but no reports of casualties.

Witnesses are reporting complete destruction of the Microsoft building by a missile. At least 18 people were injured in the Iranian attack on the city, according to media reports.

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