Trump says damage to Iran's nuclear sites is 'far below ground level'

There was no reason to launch an Israeli operation against Iran, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in comments Friday.

The Iranian nuclear program should not be the subject of aggressive actions, but the subject of negotiations, Zakharova added.

In response to a question about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's comments that the Iranian leader could become a target of Israeli attacks, Russian President Vladimir Putin said, "I would like such things to remain at the level of rhetoric. Russia has always stood for ensuring the security of every country without compromising the security of another."

Russia and China are not forming a new world order, but they are "shaping it," Putin said in comments at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) on Friday.

"The new world order is emerging naturally -- it's like the sun rising, there's no escaping it," Putin added.

-ABC News' Anna Sergeeva

Iran fired about 20 missiles in its latest barrage of missiles toward Israel, an Israeli military official told ABC News.

The Rambam Hospital in Haifa said it has received five injured people, two moderately and three lightly injured.

A hospital in Tehran was "targeted by a rocket attack" overnight Thursday into Friday, a spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Health said.

This is the third hospital "to come under attack" since the beginning of Israeli strikes in the last week, according to the spokesperson.

Israel has also attacked six ambulances and a health center, according to the ministry.

A residential building in Beersheba in southern Israel was damaged by an Iranian missile early Friday morning, according to emergency services.

Five people were treated for minor injuries after the strike, authorities said.

Meanwhile, the IDF said it conducted multiple strikes in Tehran overnight, targeting missile production sites and the headquarters for Iran's nuclear research program.