news brief Iran displays ballistic missile with ‘Death to Israel’ written on it
A day after showing off an underground air base, Iran yesterday displayed what is apparently a ballistic missile with the words “Death to Israel” written in Hebrew along its side.
The missile was seen in a video posted by the Tasnim News Agency to social media.
Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (#IRGC) Aerospace Force has displayed its products and achievements at a public exhibition in #Iran’s central city of #Isfahan. pic.twitter.com/beAyRVc6xY
— Tasnim News Agency (@Tasnimnews_EN) February 8, 2023
The video says that the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force was showing off products in the city of Isfahan. It is not clear whether the missile is operational or a mockup.
Isfahan was the site of a drone attack in late January. Iran has publicly accused Israel for the attack, while Israel has refused to comment.
Iran also called out Israel when it displayed the underground air force base on Tuesday.
"Any attack on Iran from our enemies, including Israel, will see a response from our many air force bases including Eagle 44," Chief of Staff of Iran's Armed Forces Mohammad Bagheri told the IRNA State TV.
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