Fragments of an Iranian rocket fell on the house of musician Makarevich in Israel

The house of Andrei Makarevich, a rock musician who left Russia (recognized in the Russian Federation as a foreign agent), who founded the Time Machine group, came under Iranian shelling in Israel. This was announced on June 8 by the musician's wife Einat Klein.

"Despite the destruction, three flashpoints and God knows what else, everyone is safe, alive and not even particularly scared. But events could have developed according to a completely different scenario, and I would be writing a completely different post now if I could write at all," she wrote on her Facebook page (owned by Meta, recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation).

Klein clarified that she and Makarevich spent the evening of Sunday, June 7, visiting, and the attacks from Tehran caught them on their way home.

The woman added that the emergency services promptly responded to the incident — they arrived at their house in "lightning speed" and "monstrous numbers" and eliminated all the consequences of the incident.

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On the evening of June 7, Iran fired rockets towards Israel, which, in turn, launched an attack on military targets in the center and west of the Islamic Republic. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, commenting on the events, called the attacks carried out by his state a response to the aggression of Tel Aviv, which attacked Lebanon, despite the truce.

Upon learning about the events, US President Donald Trump said that Israel and Iran should immediately stop their bilateral attacks.