section_path: Bombardment by Iran/18 June
section_name: 18 June
paragraph_text: 18 June
  
  Israel downed three Iranian drones during the night between 17 and 18 June.
  
  By this date, the IDF estimated that Iran launched 400 missiles and 1,000 drones at Israel since the conflict began. It added that only 20 missiles impacted urban areas, causing far fewer casualties than Israel anticipated. Of the drones, less than 200 entered Israeli airspace, but none of them hit any targets.
  
  Iran fired a single ballistic missile at Israel in the evening, setting off sirens in Tel Aviv and the surrounding area. According to the IRGC, the long-range Sejjil missile was used in the attack. One man was lightly injured when a fragment fell on his car after the missile was intercepted. According to the Washington Post, without resupplies or greater involvement from the United States, some assessments project Israel can maintain its missile defense for 10 or 12 more days if Iran maintains a steady tempo of attacks; in contrast an IISS assessment notes that the depths of Israel's remaining interceptor stockpiles is unknown but its arsenal depth is bolstered by US missile defense support. Iranian salvo sizes have consistently decreased in number of ballistic missiles since the beginning of the war.