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    Precision Strikes: Israel Hits Back at Tehran

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    Amid the ongoing escalation in the Middle East that erupted last year, the Israeli Military launched precise strikes on military targets in Iran earlier on Saturday, October 26, 2024. These airstrikes were targeted in response to the previous continuous attack from Tehran. Israel announced that its air strikes target on military facilities in Iran has been completed.

    Notably, the airstrikes were targeted in Iran at 2:30 am, and by 6:00 am, the Israeli military announced their strikes were completed and its mission was fulfilled. At least seven explosions were targeted in Tehran and its nearby areas.

    According to the Israeli Defense Forces, these airstrikes were launched in response to ‘months of continuous attacks from Iran, after a barrage of Iranian missiles were launched at Israel on October 1.

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    These missiles were targeted at several Iranian manufacturing facilities and aerial facilities in the provinces of Tehran, Khuzestan, and Ilam. Meanwhile, destruction has been reported in some areas.

    Iranian Media Confirmed Attack

    Iran’s State TV has confirmed that several explosions were heard around the Capital Tehran. However, there was no official comment about the source of the explosion.

    Meanwhile, a few hours later, several explosions were heard in the Capital Tehran. The Iranian media said that was because of the activation of air defense systems.

    US on Israel and Iran Conflict

    The United States had previously urged Israel to refrain from striking. A senior US official described these airstrikes as extensive and precise. He said that the US did not take part in the strike. But it worked with the Israeli government to encourage a low-risk attack with no civilian harm.

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    “The effect was proportionate self-defense response. The effect is to deter future attacks and to degrade Iran’s abilities to launch future attacks”, he said.

    Further, the US Senior Official stressed that the US marked the attack to be an “end to the exchange of fire between Israel and Iran”.

    “This should be the end of the direct military exchange between Israel and Iran – we had a direct exchange in April and that was closed off and now we’ve had this direct exchange again,” he added.

    Previous Attacks from Iran

    On October 1, 2024, Iran launched a significant missile attack on Israel, by firing around 200 ballistic missiles. The missile attack was conducted in retaliation for the assassination of Hamas and Hezbollah Key figures, Ismail Haniyeh and Hassan Nasrallah respectively. These missiles were intercepted by the Israeli Air Forces, causing minor damage to military facilities and civilian areas.

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    Kanishka Malhotra is a seasoned journalist with a deep passion for reporting and uncovering the truth. With a specialization in research and investigative Journalism, she has covered wide range of topics related to social issues, travel, lifestyle, technology, Entertainment and much more. She believes to express and share her creativity to the world through words. With relentless pursuit of knowing and uncovering the truth, Kanishka continues to leave a mark in the world of journalism.

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