Picture showing Iranian ballistic missiles and Iron Dome missiles in the skies near the northern city of Baqa al-Gharbiya in Haifa.
“Israel” admits airbases suffered damage from Iranian ballistic missiles attack
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) acknowledged today that its air bases were damaged in last night’s Iranian ballistic missile attack.
The statement said that the Iranian missiles damaged office buildings and other maintenance areas inside the bases, claiming that they did not impact the operations of the “Israeli” Air Force.
It added that no aircraft were damaged, and that the Iranian missile impacts were “ineffective”.
“Air defenses successfully prevented [major] damage and major casualties,” the statement further claimed.
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Hebrew Channel 14 reported that approximately 200 ballistic missiles were launched towards the occupied territories, resulting in damage to various locations.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced Tuesday the results of its missile launches towards the occupied territories of Palestine. They claimed that 90 percent of the missiles fired accurately hit their targets.
In statements made by the Guard, they warned that they would respond decisively to any "reckless" actions taken by the enemy against Iran, vowing to make them regret any hostile steps.
