Three Buses Explode in Israel in Suspected Terror Attack

Israeli police are investigating a suspected terror attack after three buses exploded in Bat Yam, a city south of Tel Aviv. Authorities confirmed that explosive devices were found in multiple buses, with two additional devices failing to detonate.

Police Launch Search for Suspects

Police have deployed large forces to the scene and are actively searching for suspects. Investigators are working to determine who was responsible for planting the explosives and whether the attack was coordinated.

At this stage, there have been no reports of casualties, but officials have urged the public to avoid the affected areas and stay alert for any suspicious objects.

Transport Services Suspended Nationwide

In response to the explosions, Israeli Transport Minister Miri Regev ordered a temporary halt to all public transportation across the country. This includes buses, trains, and light rail services as authorities conduct security checks to ensure no further threats exist.

Footage Shows Bus in Flames

Videos circulating on social media show one of the buses engulfed in flames in a parking lot, with thick black smoke rising into the sky. Emergency services and bomb disposal units are on-site, assessing the damage and securing the area.

Ongoing Investigation

While police suspect a terror attack, they have not yet confirmed any group’s involvement. Security forces are on high alert as they work to prevent further incidents. More details are expected as the investigation progresses.

This is a developing story, and updates will follow as new information becomes available.

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