Iran accuses Israel of drone attack on military facility and warns it will retaliate

Iran accused Israel of carrying out drone strikes on military installations on its soil and warned that it would respond to alleged Israeli strikes “when and where it deems necessary.”

“Preliminary investigations suggest that the Israeli regime is responsible for this attempted aggression,” Iranian Ambassador to the UN Amir Saeed Iravani said, according to Iranian media reports on Thursday.

Iravani confirmed that Israel has committed “numerous acts of terrorism and sabotage against Iranian peaceful nuclear facilities, officials, scientists and civilians,” in a letter sent to the international organization’s Secretary General António Guterres.

“Islamic Republic Iran reserves the legitimate and inalienable right to defend its national security and to respond vigorously to any threat or wrongdoing by the Israeli regime, whenever and wherever it deems necessary,” Iravani warned.

Iran’s defense ministry said Sunday it had repelled a three-drone attack on one of its military installations in Isfahan, a city that houses missile manufacturing centers and nuclear facilities.

Iranian authorities stressed that the attack was “unsuccessful”, did not result in human casualties and “caused only minor damage” to the roof of the facility.

Iran And Israel They are waging a covert war that includes cyberattacks, alleged assassinations of Iranian nuclear scientists and ship sabotage, though neither country has publicly acknowledged their actions.

The Jewish State regards the Islamic Republic as its main enemy and has also attacked Iranian military positions or allied militias in Syria for years to repel their presence in the region.

Iran accused Israelamong other countries, in being behind the protests unleashed after the death in a police station of young Mahsa Amini in September, which led to almost 500 deaths as a result of judicial reprisals.

(As reported by EFE)

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