NEW DELHI: Security beefed up outside the embassy of Israel at Tughlak Road area in New Delhi,
after Iran launched a large-scale attack of over 180 ballistic missiles at Israel on Tuesday night.
The Delhi police were deployed outside the Israel embassy in the national capital. Barricades were also seen surrounding the premises.
The officer said a multi-layered security has already been put in place with several CCTV cameras installed around both structures as the embassy has witnessed blasts twice earlier, though no one was injured in any of the incidents.
This comes after two blasts reported near Israel embassy near Denmark on Wednesday.
Earlier in October, 2023, the Delhi Police had beefed up security around the Israeli embassy and Chabad House in the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Meanwhile, in the year 2021 and 2023, two suspected IED blasts occurred near the embassy Authorities reported no injuries in both incidents.
Iran attacks Israel
Iran on Tuesday launched a barrage of rockets, including ballistic missiles, near Tel Aviv which comes amid Israel's unabated aerial action against Tehan-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon in an apparent bid to avenge Israeli military action against its proxies.
Iran's retaliatory action to avenge Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah's assassination was looming large, even as the US had cautioned Israel that the Khamenei regime might attack it.
Meanwhile, Israel activated its iron dome to prevent damage from Iranian missiles and urged its citizens to hide in bomb shelters, with sirens blaring across the Jewish nation.
The Shiite theocratic state's direct engagement with Israel has deepened the fear of wider escalation in the Middle East region, which has already been at the brink ever since Palestinian militant group Hamas 's October 7 attack last year, triggering prolonged war in Gaza.
after Iran launched a large-scale attack of over 180 ballistic missiles at Israel on Tuesday night.
#WATCH | Delhi: Security enhanced outside the Embassy of Israel.
— ANI (@ANI) October 2, 2024
Iran launched a large-scale attack of over 180 ballistic missiles at Israel last night. pic.twitter.com/Og4SqOQuTB
The Delhi police were deployed outside the Israel embassy in the national capital. Barricades were also seen surrounding the premises.
The officer said a multi-layered security has already been put in place with several CCTV cameras installed around both structures as the embassy has witnessed blasts twice earlier, though no one was injured in any of the incidents.
This comes after two blasts reported near Israel embassy near Denmark on Wednesday.
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Earlier in October, 2023, the Delhi Police had beefed up security around the Israeli embassy and Chabad House in the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Meanwhile, in the year 2021 and 2023, two suspected IED blasts occurred near the embassy Authorities reported no injuries in both incidents.
Iran attacks Israel
Iran on Tuesday launched a barrage of rockets, including ballistic missiles, near Tel Aviv which comes amid Israel's unabated aerial action against Tehan-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon in an apparent bid to avenge Israeli military action against its proxies.
Iran's retaliatory action to avenge Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah's assassination was looming large, even as the US had cautioned Israel that the Khamenei regime might attack it.
Meanwhile, Israel activated its iron dome to prevent damage from Iranian missiles and urged its citizens to hide in bomb shelters, with sirens blaring across the Jewish nation.
The Shiite theocratic state's direct engagement with Israel has deepened the fear of wider escalation in the Middle East region, which has already been at the brink ever since Palestinian militant group Hamas 's October 7 attack last year, triggering prolonged war in Gaza.
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