New York 04 March 2026
The occupying Israel and the United States have jointly attacked Iran and set the entire Middle East on fire. After the February 28 invasion, Tehran has also let go of its grip. They are firing missiles and drones in droves at US interests in the extremist Zionist territory and Gulf countries.
Iran has demonstrated its military capabilities in the ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel. The country is not only using its vast arsenal of advanced missiles and drones to counter attacks, but is also challenging modern air defense systems.
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