Israel counterattacks in Iran
Iran closed the country’s airspace early Saturday after an attack by Israel.
The urgent advisory was sent to pilots and seen by The Associated Press.
Iranian state media did not acknowledge the country’s airspace had been closed.
Flight-tracking data analyzed by the AP showed commercial airlines had broadly left the skies over Iran after the attack.
Israel launched airstrikes early Saturday on what it described as military targets in Iran in retaliation for a ballistic missile assault Oct. 1, officials said. There was no immediate information on damage in the Islamic Republic.
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Iran has been attacking Israel with missiles in recent days and has also been using its proxies such as Hamas to attack Israel. The current government of Iran is dominated by Islamic religious bigots who want Islam to dominate the Middle East and eventually the world.
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Israel hit Iran with three waves of attack, focusing on 'missile manufacturing facilities' it claimed were used to produce the missiles that Iran fired at the Jewish nation on October 1.
It also struck 'surface-to-air missile arrays and additional Iranian aerial capabilities, that were intended to restrict Israel’s aerial freedom of operation in Iran,' the IDF announced.
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Israel hit Iran with three waves of attack on Saturday morning. The first focused on Iranian air defense systems, while the second and third focused on missile and drone bases as well as production sites, according to Axios reporter Barak Ravid.
The current operations by both sides do not suggest an invasion or an attempt to control the space or people in either country. It could be called a tit-for-tat war where each side exchange fire without ground forces trying to occupy at this point.
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