Microsoft and a number of other facilities were damaged as a result of an Iranian missile strike

An Iranian ballistic missile struck the southern Israeli city of Beersheba on Friday, June 20. According to local media, the strike caused serious damage in the area where the Microsoft office is located, and also led to fires at the place where the ammunition fell.

It is reported that as a result of the attack, not only infrastructure facilities were damaged, but also commercial buildings. In particular, information appeared on the network that the Microsoft office could serve as a target amid reports of the company's alleged cooperation with the Israeli military in the development of artificial intelligence systems and missile tracking technologies.

Information about victims and damage assessment is being updated. Emergency services and fire departments are working on the site. The situation continues to be tense amid the escalation of the conflict in the region.