Drones target Iran defense plant

Jan 30, 2023 View Original Article
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51% : Isfahan, some 215 miles south of Tehran, is home to both a large air base built for its fleet of American-made F-14 fighter jets and its Nuclear Fuel Research and Production Center.
47% : State TV aired mobile phone video apparently showing the moment that drone struck along the busy Imam Khomeini Expressway that heads northwest out of Isfahan, one of several ways for drivers to go to the holy city of Qom and to Tehran, Iran's capital.
44% : A segment aired on Iranian state TV in October included purported confessions by alleged members of Komala, a Kurdish opposition party that is exiled from Iran and now lives in Iraq, that they planned to target a military aerospace facility in Isfahan after being trained by Israel's Mossad intelligence service.
33% : However, Tehran has been targeted in suspected Israeli drone strikes amid a shadow war with its Mideast rival after its nuclear deal with world powers collapsed.

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