Published October 26,2024
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Iranian military leaders have claimed that
Israeli jets did not breach the country's
airspace when they carried out strikes early on Saturday.
Rather, Israel's air force fired long-range missiles at targets in
Iran near the border with
Iraq, according to a statement from the Iranian general staff which was reported by state media.
In the process, radar stations were hit. The
generals said that damage was "limited and minor."
The
general staff also reiterated that Iran reserves the right "to an appropriate response at an appropriate time."
In the statement,
Iran's military also emphasized the need for a permanent ceasefire in
Gaza and
Lebanon "to prevent the killing of defenceless and oppressed people."