Iran strikes drones at Israel's Ministry of National Security

Iran has launched another attack with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) on Israeli fuel tankers in Ben Gurion, the Ministry of National Security, as well as the headquarters of Channel 13. This was announced on March 20 by Al Mayadeen TV channel in the Telegram channel.

"At dawn today, the Iranian army attacked with drones the Israeli regime's aircraft refueling base, the Ministry of Internal Security and the headquarters of the enemy channel Channel 13," the report said.

Combat Practice: how Iran maintained its air defenses under U.S. and Israeli attacks

Some of the complexes continue to operate and attack targets, despite claims of their destruction.

On March 20, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced strikes against targets in Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). According to the military, the strikes were carried out as part of the 66th stage of Operation True Promise 4.

The day before, the Iranian military attacked an oil refinery and a power plant in the city of Haifa. It was noted that a fire broke out at all the damaged facilities.

Al Hadath TV channel reported on March 19 that the foreign ministers of 12 Arab and Islamic countries called Iran's military strikes on the Persian Gulf states unjustified.

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