Iran: Tehran's Air Defenses repel new wave of Zionist attacks
Tehran:
The Iranian Mehr News Agency has reported that Tehran's air defense system successfully intercepted and destroyed hostile projectiles launched by the Zionist entity's forces toward the capital on Friday evening.
The agency said that Tehran's air defense system successfully intercepted and destroyed the hostile projectiles launched by the Zionist entity's forces into the skies of the capital.
It explained that these air engagements took place in the central and southern regions of Tehran, where the Islamic Republic of Iran's air defense forces, with courage and preparedness, were able to destroy all the projectiles launched by the Zionist enemy's forces.
The agency noted that the Iranian armed forces, after the initial surprise of the attack, quickly redeployed and activated their defensive capabilities and succeeded in repelling the attack completely.
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