Iran reportedly used quake relief mission to smuggle weapons into Syria
"It’s all part of a very concerning threat landscape that confronts Israel," Jason Brodsky, policy director for United Against Nuclear Iran, says.
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"It’s all part of a very concerning threat landscape that confronts Israel," Jason Brodsky, policy director for United Against Nuclear Iran, says.
Leaders of the Iranian Jewish community say they "will participate in protests against the Zionist regime. Iranian Jewry has nothing to do with Zionists. We are with Iranians and Muslims."
In the past, Tehran has blamed Israel for such attacks, including a drone assault on a military factory near Isfahan in January. Israel has neither confirmed nor denied responsibility for the incidents.
At least nine rockets were launched overnight, resulting in "Red Alert" warnings, but no Israeli casualties were reported. In response, Israel hit Hamas training camps.
"The crimes of the Zionist regime will not go unanswered and they will pay for this," the Iranian terrorist organization said.
The observatory reported that the missiles targeted Syrian military sites and those of Iran-linked militias, including a research center. Iranian state media reported Sunday that another Revolutionary Guard advisor who was wounded in Friday's strike succumbed to his wounds.
Loud explosions were heard over the Syrian capital shortly after midnight Thursday. State news agency SANA says some of the missiles were shot down by the air defenses.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says US Central Command forces retaliated with “precision airstrikes” against facilities in eastern Syria used by groups affiliated with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
Holy month of Ramadan begins for more than 1.8 billion Muslims worldwide.
A military source tells state media that the hit came from the direction of the Mediterranean Sea, causing damage to the airport. No reports of casualties have emerged so far.
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