In an aerial operation, Pakistan army has attacked the border areas in Sistan and Baluchestan province in southeastern Iran.
The Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) targeted some positions of terrorist groups in Syria as well as the espionage headquarters of the Israeli regime’s Mossad in Iraq’s Kurdistan regime by firing a total of 24 ballistic missiles at 24:00 Tehran time on Tuesday (January 16). But what were the objectives of this extensive missile and drone attacks?
Iranian Foreign Minister statement regarding anti-terrorist operations in Iraq, Syria and Pakistan.
Summary of Iran’s letter to the United Nations Security Council regarding IRGC’s anti-terrorist operations in Iraq, Syria and Pakistan.
Statements of Iranian Minister of Defense, Brigadier General Mohammad-Reza Gharaei Ashtiani regarding anti-terrorist operations in Iraq, Syria and Pakistan.
On January 16, the ‘Islamic Resistance In Iraq’ announced that it had attacked an important target in the central areas of the occupied territories with a cruise missile.
This evening, January 16, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targeted the positions of the Jaish ul-Adl terrorist group and separatist elements in the border areas of Iran’s Saravan district and Pakistan’s Panjgur district with several missiles and suicide drones.
The Armed Forces of Yemen targeted an Israeli-linked ZOGRAFIA ship in the Red Sea, which was bound for the ports of occupied Palestine.
The Armed Forces of Yemen took responsibility for the missile attack on the US ship GIBRALTAR EAGLE in the Gulf of Aden by publishing a statement.
CBS Philadelphia TV reported on January 14 that the United States plans to deploy 1,500 soldiers from New Jersey to the West Asia region.
The ‘Islamic resistance In Iraq’ group targeted the positions of American terrorists at the Erbil airport in Iraq, CONOCO gas facility, Kharab al-Jir base and Omar oilfield in Syria.
According to Western media allegations, the Iranian ship Behshad is being utilized as an information-logistics vessel and monitors the passage of various ships in the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the Red Sea. Alongside this ship, the Alborz frigate has been present as a flagship of the 94th naval group of the Iranian Navy in the Red Sea area since January 1. The Bushehr logistics frigate has also been stationed in the same area for over 60 days and, as it is expected to be used, it plays a multi-purpose logistical role for this naval fleet, including the provision of fuel, ammunition, food, and other supplies as well as repairing and technical services.
