Israeli Army Attacks Military Targets in Iran

According to reports, loud sounds, explosions, and noises from missiles or planes were heard west of Tehran Oct 25, 2025 Photo: Telesur Telegram


October 25, 2024 Hour: 8:27 pm

According to the correspondent of Al Mayadeen in Iran, there have been no recorded attacks against Imam Khomeini Airport in Tehran, nor agains

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The Israeli military has launched targeted strikes on military installations in Iran, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between the two nations. Reports indicate that loud explosions and missile sounds were heard in and around Tehran, the Iranian capital.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed these operations, stating they were a direct response to a series of Iranian missile attacks on Israel that began on October 1, when nearly 200 ballistic missiles were fired at Israeli territory.

 In an official statement, the IDF emphasized that these strikes are part of Israel’s right to defend itself against continuous assaults from Iran and its proxies. The military described the operations as “precise strikes” aimed at specific military targets within Iran.

Instead, some of the sounds attributed to explosions were linked to the activation of Iran’s air defense systems.

According to the correspondent of Al Mayadeen in Iran, there have been no recorded attacks against Imam Khomeini Airport in Tehran, nor agains

Tehran remains calm after Israeli attacks on three bases. Iranian air defenses intercepted most of the attacks, and the sounds of explosions are due to their activity.

As the situation develops, international observers are closely monitoring the potential for further escalation.

Despite reports of explosions and casualties in Tehran, Iranian state media reports no damage at key sites, including the Tehran refinery and nuclear facilities, following an alleged Israeli attack.

Autor: MLM

Fuente: Sputnik

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