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Iran's military power

Iran's Navy commander says the enemy can be incapacitated anywhere if necessary, as the armed forces continue to monitor enemy moves every moment. Rear Admiral Shahram Irani says the enemy is deeply concerned about Iran's operational initiatives, with some hostile naval vessels' operational capability disrupted for extended periods. He said the main mission is to prevent the adversaries from achieving their objectives, which the armed forces are able to do successfully. Meanwhile, the commander of the Central Military Command's Joint Air Defense Headquarters says Iran is increasing both the number and types of domestically produced military equipment that are easier to upgrade and design according to the country's specific geography and battlefield needs.

Iran busts terrorists

Iran has dismantled three terrorist cells in the southeastern Sistan and Baluchestan province, arresting nine terrorists and killing three others. The Intelligence Ministry said the cells were terrorist Takfiri groups linked to the US and Israel. They were attacked as they were covertly entering the country to embark on acts of sabotage or terrorism. The nine arrested mercenaries had received military, bomb-making and assassination training abroad and were seeking to create insecurity in the southern parts of the province. Security forces also seized a significant quantity of weapons and ammunition along with a separate cache of light and medium-heavy military weapons smuggled into the country.

IOF Gaza, Lebanon atrocities

The Israeli regime has carried out brutal attacks across southern Lebanon, killing women, children, and a paramedic. The deadliest attack struck a three-story residential building in Kfar Rumman in the Nabatieh Governorate overnight, killing twelve people, including a mother and her child, two children, and a municipal employee. In a separate strike, two paramedics were killed. An Al-Manar TV correspondent and his cameraman narrowly survived a strike in Nabatieh. The regime also targeted Upper Nabatieh with multiple airstrikes and heavy artillery and Tyre district’s Mansouri area came under attack at least six times. New displacement orders have been issued in Arab Salim in the Nabatieh district and in Deir al-Zahrani. Lebanon’s health Ministry says at least 27 people have been killed and nearly 70 injured in the past three days. Since March 2nd, over 4,000 Lebanese have been killed and some one million displaced.

 

 


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