The Telegraph reports that at least five Israeli military bases were directly hit by Iranian missiles during a recent 12-day conflict. Researchers, using radar and satellite data, identified six Iranian missile strikes on sites including Camp Zipporit, Camp Glilot, and Tel Nof airbase. Israel did not publicly acknowledge these hits at the time due to wartime censorship. While most of the approximately 36 other Iranian missiles launched were intercepted, the report suggests Iran's attack methods improved over time, possibly due to tactical changes or advanced weaponry. Despite this, Israeli defenses intercepted an estimated 84-87% of Iranian missiles.

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