section_path: Bombardment by Iran/13 June
section_name: 13 June
paragraph_text: 13 June
  
  After the attack, Iranian leaders promised a "harsh response”, with attacks against Israeli and US forces in military bases across the Middle East. Shortly thereafter, Iran launched missiles and drones at military bases and air bases under the codename Operation True Promise III. These included more than 100 Shahed drones, according to IDF Brigadier General Effie Defrin. The US evacuated some of its troops from in Iraq and also authorized the evacuation of family members of US troops across the region. Around 9 p.m. local time—10 minutes before dozens of missiles hit—Israeli citizens received phone alerts about an incoming attack. Citizens were authorized to leave their shelters about 10:10. Some Iranian missiles hit targets in Tel Aviv including the Kirya military headquarters near Begin Road; others were shot down. Sirens were activated in Amman, Jordan's capital. Some drones were intercepted by the Royal Jordanian Air Force in Jordanian air space; some by the IAF over Saudi Arabia and Syria. Various Israeli sources said that an order for Israeli civilians to seek shelter was later lifted, suggesting that a majority or all of the drones were destroyed. An intercepted drone fell on a house and wounded three people in Irbid, Jordan.
  
  The Houthis fired a ballistic missile from Yemen at Jerusalem It landed in Hebron, West Bank, injuring five Palestinians.
  
  The IDF estimated that around 150 ballistic missiles were fired in two waves during the attack. They did little damage.
  
  At least 63 Israelis were injured: one critically, one seriously, eight mildly, and the rest lightly, according to Magen David Adom. One civilian woman later died of her wounds. Seven soldiers were lightly injured. The Israel Fire and Rescue Services rescued two people from a building struck in Tel Aviv, while the IDF's Home Front Command rescued another civilian from a building in the city. On 17 June, Al Jazeera English reported that some Palestinians were excluded from Israeli bomb shelters.
  
  Trump warned Iran against attacking American personnel or infrastructure: "If we are attacked in any way, shape or form by Iran, the full strength and might of the US Armed Forces will come down on you at levels never seen before." Rachel Reeves, British minister of finance told Sky News that Britain may help defend Israel.