Israel admits air bases were hit by Iran: Government had been censoring losses

Israeli officials had decided to 'impose censorship' on the damage and losses caused by the attack last night. Maintaining that their combat capabilities were not diminished by the strikes, Israel admitted that its air bases were hit in the ballistic missile attack launched by Iran.

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Israel admits air bases were hit by Iran: Government had been censoring losses

The effects of Iran's ballistic missile attack on Israel continue. Releasing a statement today (October 2), the Israel Defense Forces admitted that their air bases were damaged, while also emphasizing that this did not cause any harm to their military capacity.

According to a report by Israeli army radio, the Israeli military announced that its air bases were damaged in Iran's ballistic missile attack.

The report, which did not provide details on which base was damaged or to what extent, stated that 'some administrative and maintenance structures that would not affect operational activities were damaged.'

Iran struck Israel with nearly 200 ballistic missiles last night. According to Israel's Haaretz newspaper, at least 100 homes were damaged in the attack.

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The Israeli military argued that 'the combat capabilities of the air force and air defense systems have not diminished,' and claimed that Iran's statement regarding the use of 'hypersonic' missiles in the attack was not true.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps had announced that it had launched an attack on Israel with dozens of ballistic missiles.

Following the launch of the missiles, sirens sounded across the country, particularly in Tel Aviv.

News Source: AA