Direct Hit: Smoke Rises Over Eilat After Iranian Missile Penetrates Air Defenses

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Rising behind the residential high-rises and the city’s iconic maritime monuments, this plume marks a rare and significant impact point within Eilat’s city limits. Here is the verified breakdown of the moment the theater of war arrived at the water’s edge.

VIDEO: Authenticated footage captured by a local eyewitness showing the moment of impact in southern Eilat.
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Location Confirmed: The Eilat Maritime Museum

The foreground contains a definitive landmark: the blue anchor monument and the painted fish sculptures located near the “Eilat Iri” City Museum.

  • The Landmark: The large, stylized anchor is a well-known local monument on the Eilat embankment.
  • The Backdrop: The high-rise buildings on the left and the rugged, dark mountains in the background perfectly match the geography of Eilat, Israel’s southernmost city, looking toward the Jordanian border and the interior desert.
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Israel’s Operation Roaring Lion

The smoke plume in the center of the frame corresponds with multiple “Red Alert” sirens that sounded across the Eilat region on Saturday, March 28, 2026.


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  • Impact Details: While the IDF confirmed that the Arrow and David’s Sling defense systems intercepted the majority of the barrage, at least one “impact in an open area” was reported by the Eilat Municipality.
  • Casualties: As of midnight, March 29, 19 injuries have been reported from this specific strike in Eilat, shrapnel damage was noted in nearby residential neighborhoods.

The Technical Question

Defense analysts are currently debating whether this specific plume was caused by an Iranian Kheibar Shekan ballistic missile or a Houthi-launched cruise missile from Yemen, as both groups claimed strikes on Eilat within the same six-hour window.

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Iranian solid-fuel medium-range Kheibar Shekan ballistic missile operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force. It is of the third generation of IRGC missiles and was unveiled in 2022 at a ceremony attended by Iranian military commanders on the 43rd anniversary of the Iranian Revolution.
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