Iran rejects US 15-point plan, Iran fires missiles towards Israel

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Israel says it's attacked Iran's largest petrochemical facility at the site of Iran's South

Paa's gas facility.

Israel's defence minister confirmed the attacks on production facilities in Asalua,

saying it's a central target responsible for about 50% of the country's petrochemical

production.

The facility is part of the South Paa site.

Israel attacked a storage facility there on March the 18th.

It's barking Iranian attacks on energy targets in the Gulf region.

At least 34 people have been killed across Iran in the latest strikes.

Iran's revolutionary guard has also confirmed that the head of its intelligence organisation

Majid Kademi has been killed.

Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson says Tehran is focused on the security of its country.

A smiled baguette insists Tehran will never accept a 15-point plan by the U.S. calling it

unrealistic.

The mediators have mentioned a project or a plan that is consisting of 15 items through

Pakistan and some other countries.

At that time we had confirmed that we consider these items not logic at all and it has nothing

to do with the logic and we will never accept these 15 items, these 15 American conditions.

Well those remarks come after U.S. President Donald Trump renewed threats to destroy Iranian power

plants and bridges if it doesn't reopen the spread of her moves by Tuesday.

Iran says it's carried out strikes in Israel, including strategic centres in Haifa and chemical

companies in Bishiba.

Israeli media is reporting that at least four people have been killed in Haifa.

At least four others have been wounded.

And several areas have been hit with the intercepted debris filed from projectiles, including

parts of Tel Aviv and the city of Ben-Ebrak that's in central Israel.

The Israeli army says the missiles were cluster ammunition that scattered across 27 locations.

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