Iron Dome failed to intercept all seven hypersonic missiles: Press TV
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Some of the missiles reportedly struck "Israel's" Nevatim Air Force base, which is one of "Israel's" largest airports and is the main base for F-35 fighter jets.
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At least 7 hypersonic missiles launched from Iran in retaliation for Israeli aggression hit Nevatim Airbase on April 13, 2024 (Screengrab, @PressTV)
Iranian news channel Press TV reported on Sunday that none of the hypersonic missiles fired towards "Israel" overnight were intercepted by the Iron Dome.
Last night, the broadcaster reported that seven hypersonic missiles were fired from Iranian soil. Some of the missiles reportedly struck "Israel's" Nevatim Air Force base, which is one of "Israel's" largest airports and is the main base for F-35 fighter jets.
At least 7 hypersonic missiles launched from Iran in retaliation for Israeli aggression hit Nevatim Airbase pic.twitter.com/SGFzDslvFD
— Press TV 🔻 (@PressTV) April 14, 2024
Iran on Sunday launched a retaliatory attack against "Israel" following the recent aggression on the Iranian consulate in Damascus.
According to reports, the attack involved 185 drones, 36 cruise missiles, and 110 surface-to-surface missiles launched from Iran.
Analysts identified specific Iranian-developed weaponry, such as the Paveh 351 cruise missile, which possesses a range exceeding 1,200 miles, allowing it to reach "Israel" from Iranian territory.
Footage circulated on social media showing several Iranian ballistic missiles impact their targets at supersonic speeds.
Circulated footage of Iranian missiles hitting "Israel".#Iran #Palestine pic.twitter.com/mvzOwxKvsN
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) April 13, 2024
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