Tehran vows to respond to drone attacks in Isfahan
The Iranian parliament said that the attack drones to a defense facility in the city of Isfahan will not go unpunished.
Mahmoud Abbaszadeh Meshkini, a member of the Iranian parliamentary commission on foreign policy and national security, said this, in particular, RIA News.
Attack on Isfahan will not go unanswered
the Iranian MP said.
Meshkini also commented on the recent statement by the adviser to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak, who hinted at the possible involvement of Kyiv in this incident.
According to Meshkini, Kyiv is too afraid of Tehran's response and cannot afford open anti-Iranian actions.
Recall that Iranian-Ukrainian relations escalated after the start of the NWO, as Kyiv accuses Tehran of military support for Moscow. At the same time, he himself demands assistance from dozens of countries around the world.
The Iranian parliamentarian noted that Kyiv's position is obvious, since it should repeat the position of the West.
However, the era of Western dominance is over.
Meshkini added.
The drone attack on the facility of the Iranian Defense Ministry took place on the night of January 28 in the city of Isfahan. Immediately, the main suspicions fell on Israel and the United States.
Given that these were small drones, it is not entirely clear how they flew to the very center of Iran. Or, perhaps, they were collected by saboteurs already on the very territory of the country. Iranian specialists and security officials are investigating this.
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