Missile debris damages Cyprus embassy building in Tel Aviv
Missile fragments damaged the building housing the Cypriot embassy in Tel Aviv early in the morning on April 2.
According to the Cyprus Ministry of Foreign Affairs, there were no casualties as no staff were in the office at the time of the incident. It was clarified that the diplomatic mission was not the target of the attack.
It is believed that the building sustained damage from debris of a missile intercepted in the sky over the Israeli city.
For safety reasons, embassy staff are temporarily switching to remote work.
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