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Iran 'Hits Bull's Eye': 200 Missiles, 100+ Drones, 150 Targets | Tehran 'SHATTERS' 3 Israeli Bases
Iranian Army has released details of Operation True Promise 3, which came in response to Israel's Friday airstrikes. Approximately 200 missiles and over 100 drones were fired at more than 150 targets. A senior Iranian commander said that 3 Israeli air bases were on the hitlist - Nevatim, Tel Nof and Ovda. Brig. Gen. Ahmidi Vahidi warned of more severe consequences and declared that Iran's retaliation was not over as yet. 3 people were killed and over 75 were injured in Iran's revenge strikes. Watch for more details.
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