TEHRAN A high-ranking Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) commander said Iran will definitely retaliate versus Israel for an October attack on Iranian soil which, though stopping working to achieve its goals, took the lives of five Iranians.Speaking at a Wednesday ceremony in Tehran, The IRGCs Deputy Commander Brigadier General Ali Fadavi said people have been questioning military officials about whether Operation True Promise III will be carried out.
Individuals must take into consideration that considering that its facility, the IRGC has actually fulfilled all its pledges.
Operation True Promise III will be carried out at the right time, he declared.Israeli warplanes fired ballistic rockets at Irans military installations from Iraqi airspace on October 26.
While the routine itself has not said much about the attack, analysts suggest the assault was a multi-phased operation, considerably hindered by Irans reliable air defenses which prevented Israeli jets from penetrating Iranian airspace.4 Iranian soldiers running the nations defense systems were martyred throughout the attack.
Iran handled to fix product damage triggered by the Israeli strikes shortly after the attack, according to Defense Minister Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh.The timing or nature of Tehrans upcoming retaliation versus Israel is not yet clear.
The nation has straight attacked Israeli positions in the occupied areas two times this year, once in April in response to an airstrike on its embassy in Damascus, and as soon as in the beginning of October following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran.During both Operation True Promise I and II, the IRGC targeted military bases throughout the occupied territories.
While Israeli authorities claim, with the help of American and local forces, to have entirely fended off both attacks, proof in the form of video from the attacks and statements from the IRGC recommend otherwise.Furthermore, following Operation True Promise II, Israel arrested several journalists who had reported on Israeli censorship concerning the real extent of the damage caused by the Iranian offensive.