Lieutenant-Colonel Iman Tajik, Spokesman for Iran's Operation True Promise III: We Control the Skies Over Israel; The Success of Our Missile Attack Sends a Message to Israel's 'War Mongering' American
Tajik said that the previous night's missile strike, which killed eight Israeli civilians, should have sent a clear message about Iran's strength to Israel's 'delusional and war-mongering' American ally.
He added that the 11th missile salvo launched that night as part of Iran's retaliatory Operation True Promise III included the Fattah missile, shook the bomb shelters of the 'Zionist cowards' and caused confusion among Israeli air defenses, leading them to strike their own positions.
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