Iran has warned the Kurdistan region of Iraq that if any Iranian Kurdish group enters Iran from their region, then all places in the Kurdistan region will be targeted. Government media reported on Friday.
According to the report, Iran’s Defense Council said that “so far, only US, Israeli and separatist group bases in the area have been targeted.” It also warned that “in difficult days like the ISIS attack, any aid Iran provides to Iraqi Kurdistan will be stopped.”
Iran has fired 500 ballistic missiles so far
According to military estimates, in recent days the number of ballistic missiles fired from Iran at Israel has decreased to about 20 every day. On Saturday, the first day of the war, when Israel and the US attacked Iran, about 90 ballistic missiles were fired towards Israel. The next day, Sunday, the number dropped to around 60.
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, about 20 missiles were fired multiple times each day, each carrying a small number of projectiles. Iran has fired dozens more ballistic missiles at other countries in the Middle East during the fighting. In total, Iranian media claim that about 500 ballistic missiles were fired.
Meanwhile, this morning doors were torn from their fittings and windows broken inside a residential property in Marjadaran, an area in western Tehran. The damage was caused by a blast that targeted a nearby police station.
On the other hand, a drone was intercepted and destroyed north-east of Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh. The country’s Defense Ministry said in a statement on Saudi Arabia is across the Persian Gulf from Iran and is one of several Middle East countries facing retaliatory attacks from Iran following the US-Israeli attack that toppled the regime of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.