At least three empty buses exploded on Thursday evening in a southern suburb of Tel Aviv in what police see as a "suspected terrorist attack," they said. There were no injuries, according to initial reports.

Bombs exploded at two bus depots in the Bat Yam district near Tel Aviv on Thursday evening, an Israeli media outlet reported. Israeli Police said no one was injured in the explosions, and both incidents are being investigated, reported Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth.

Israeli police are investigating a series of explosions on buses in Tel Aviv in what they said appeared to be a militant attack. No injuries have been reported. On Thursday, police officers rushed forces to the scene in Bat Yam, a suburb of Tel Aviv, as they searched for suspects.

Police have called the incident in the city of Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv, a "suspected terror attack". A police spokesperson said: "Multiple reports have been received of explosions involving several buses at different locations in Bat Yam.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was briefed on Thursday regarding incidents involving explosive devices on buses near Tel Aviv. Reports indicated explosions and fire, prompting an investigative response.

Israeli police earlier reported multiple police units were investigating reports of sounds of explosions and a bus fire in a parking depot in Bat Yam, a suburb of Tel Aviv.

Police in Israel are responding to reports of an explosion on a bus in Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv. The bus is reportedly on fire in a parking lot. "Numerous police forces are on the scene, investigating the circumstances,