Iran's Main Target Of The Nevatim Air Base, The Initial Point Of The Attack On Damascus

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JAKARTA - Hundreds of missiles and drones were released by Iran into Israel from various locations. Israeli allies claim they have destroyed 100 percent in the air. But Iran remains happy.

Of the hundreds of missiles and drones released, their main target for the Nevatim airbase has at least been achieved.

Reporting from various sources, Sunday, April 14, Iran was indeed the base of Israel used to carry out attacks on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, as the main target.

In early April, a warplane bomb allegedly belonging to Israel bombed the Iranian Embassy in Mezzeh, Damascus, Syria. The attack killed seven military advisers, including two senior commanders.

Iran's ambassador to Syria said the attack hit a consular building in the embassy complex and his residence was on the top two floors.

Ambassador Hossein Akbari accused Israel of being responsible for the attack, stating the building was "targeted by six missiles from Israeli F-35 fighter aircraft,"

Departing from that problem, Tehran does consider the Nevatim airbase to be the starting point for Israel's attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus.

The operation targets the Nevatim air base, where the F-35 aircraft is being used to target our consulate in Damascus, said Iran's Chief of Armed Forces staff Major General Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, to Iranian state TV IRINN.

Iran's ballistic missiles that reached Israel fell on an air base located south of the country and caused only minor structural damage, Israeli Defense Forces spokesman Daniel

Watch the F-35I Adir fighter jets return to Nevatim Airbase after successfully protecting Israel’s airspace: pic.twitter.com/ap5gPLphPD

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Watch the F-35I Atir fighter jets return to Nevatim Airbase after successfully protecting Israel's airspace: pic.twitter.com/ap5gPLphPD