iran devastated the airbase in the _ see it today?ision missiles and it was badly damaged. hopefully they will take you to visit it. i am sure says there has been no damage and only a little girl on the airbase was badly hurt, i am sure the bbc will be able to go and visit the airbase and see how everything is fine and dandy. the iranians basically taught the israeli lesson. from now on, if the israeli lesson. from now on, if the israeli regime, iran has shown strategic patients. but from now on, after the strike of the iranian embassy, and since the us, the uk and france all of them supported the israeli strike on the embassy by refraining to condemn it in the un security council, the iranians were forced to punish the regime and that is what they did. and so from now on, the equation has changed. whenever the israeli regime touches iranians, they were hit back at the regime. in the us and britain, by coming to the aid of this genocidal regime, they have only exposed themselves even further to the rest of the world. their allies in g

_ airbase in iraq, al asad airbase.ght against _ certainly the iranians right against israel was much larger than _ against israel was much larger than 2020 against the us airbase, has sort of similar hallmarks. just as that attack in 2020, _ hallmarks. just as that attack in 2020, the pair of attacks did not— in 2020, the pair of attacks did not really then create a new — did not really then create a new pattern between the us andy brown, _ new pattern between the us andy brown, it's not necessarily the case _ brown, it's not necessarily the case that— brown, it's not necessarily the case that this will be the pattern— case that this will be the pattern between iran and israel going _ pattern between iran and israel going forward, i suspect both would — going forward, i suspect both would rather go back to the sort — would rather go back to the sort of— would rather go back to the sort of old rules of engagement as it _ sort of old rules of engagement as it were — sort of old rules of engagement as it were then continu

this is a satellite image of the airbase from last year and we have several videos of the airbase being verifying these. israel this footage of fighterjet returning to an airbase to emphasise it continues to be operational. we couldn't verify if this was filmed today and we do not know which of iran's listing missiles hit the airbase but iranian state television has shown this. —— ballistic missiles. that type of missile has a range of 2000 kilometres and this map shows you just how far that weapon can reach. we have also seen videos from iran of missiles in flight, like this video sent to bbc persian, they have checked the file data to establish it was filmed in southern iran. at moments of heightened tension, misinformation has been circulating. iranians state television footage shows a fire from cheese like, —— from chile. this footage from twitter, the footage here is of the attack, but this clip is actually from nearly ten years ago, a russian rocket launch from this video. this is a moment of heightened tensions in the middle east as we wait to see how israel will react. at verify

we don't know which of iran's ballistic missiles hit the airbase, but iranian state tv has been showinghe imad missile. now, that type of missile has a range of 2000 km, and this map shows you just how far that sort of weapon can reach. and we've also seen videos from iran of missiles in flight, like this one. this video was sent to bbc persia, and they've checked the file data to established it was filmed in shiraz, in southern iran. and the moment of heightened tensions, misinformation has been circulating. iran's state tv repeatedly aired a video of a fire in chile, claiming it was footage of missiles successfully hitting targets in israel. we found the original version of the clip which was posted to tiktok in february. and the israel defense forces posted this video compilation on x of iran's retaliatory at attacks. most of the clips are of the attack, but there is one old clip here, right at the end of the video, and that's from nearly ten years ago of a russian rocket launcher. this is a moment of heightened tensions in the middle east, as we wait to see how israel will react. at

the airbase that was hit by missiles is located near the city of stryi.oned kolomyia airfield in the ivano-frankivsk region, as well as the base, was subjected to a similar attack. starokonstantinov, khmelnitsky region. naturally, if at some point nato fighters appear at these facilities, they will immediately be hit by a missile strike. by at least one of the airfields, which. was preparing in western ukraine for the permanent f-16, the russian federation's military space forces struck, thereby disrupting all work. thus, even if the west tries to create a certain number of military airfields in western ukraine, they will be destroyed faster by our aerospace forces than the f-16 aircraft themselves can reach them, so the problem of basing, it will not go away, so not to substitute it. f-16s transferred to kiev under russian attack, nato may try to place them on the territory countries neighboring ukraine, but as we already understood from the statement of our president, it will fly there if necessary, the first contender for such an answer will be romania

to an airbase we have where the uk already has a deployment.re for years operating against islamic states in iraq and syria. ostensibly, this increase in jets to cyprus has been part of operation shade so not an admission however, the aircraft that were deployed last night, and they don't deploy every night so the fact that they were is clearly because of this that there was happening. this note attack that was coming from iran. they were given permission to shoot down any iranian missiles or drones. as part of that mission. which would mean it would be in an area that they would be operating in. they were not flying around israeli airspace or irani and airspace. they would have been over iraq and syria airspace because that is where the mission is conducted. we don't know yet what, if anything, they did shoot down, but if they had permission to do that, you can expect perhaps they did use that in the ministry of defense will surely update us on what it was doing. i was also told this operation, they described it as -- basically they were filli

airbase in the south to shoot them down.may— expensive, one estimate saying that this may have cost israel up to $1 billion _ this may have cost israel up to $1 billion but— this may have cost israel up to $1 billion. but israel is now patting itsetf— billion. but israel is now patting itself on — billion. but israel is now patting itself on its back, saying, we defeated _ itself on its back, saying, we defeated this. make no mistake, iran has a _ defeated this. make no mistake, iran has a massive arsenal of missiles, it has— has a massive arsenal of missiles, it has a _ has a massive arsenal of missiles, it has a whole lot more where these came _ it has a whole lot more where these came from — it has a whole lot more where these came from-— it has a whole lot more where these came from. g , ., came from. jeremy, where will do we no from came from. jeremy, where will do we go from here? _ came from. jeremy, where will do we go from here? with _ came from. jeremy, where will do we go from here? with the _ came from. jeremy, w

well, i'd say it's more of a combination, because in addition to the airbases, we're also seeing other... facilities hit, it's the production itself, the drone production dormitories, what was hit in tartarstan, and now again the airfield , just before the expected. air strike, and there is no surprise here, because at the end of march , commander-in-chief syrsky announced a priority, which is the development of unmanned systems, he allocated it as the main one in his direction, that is, he appointed a deputy, and here are these strikes today, which, relatively speaking, can be attributed to the service security of ukraine, as well as the main intelligence agency, because here are their strikes on halino, on yelsk, on engels two, that is... that is, it is all strategic aviation, and i will remind you that, for example, in engels , strategic aviation planes were based tu-95 ms and tu-22, and according to russian yet unconfirmed sources, three of them were destroyed, as well as the flight crew, so we see systematic work to reduce the economic capabilities of the russian federation, that

we have pictures of the missile hit by the islamic republic of iran on the most important airbase of the zionist regime in the negev region. channel 13 of the zionist regime announced that seven missiles hit this important airbase of the zionist regime. and based on according to reports, more than half of the missiles fired at the occupied lands have successfully hit the targets. another news is that the sources of the zionist regime announced that the firing of the iron dome and flakhon daoud in tel aviv has ended and so on. in fact, it does not have a missile to track missiles and drones. which was thrown deep into the occupied territories, this is the statement of the 13th channel of the zionist regime. well, the people of different parts of our country, in an interview with the national media , support a report on iran's retaliatory action against the zionist regime in the attack on the embassy of the islamic republic of iran. see sense they were proud that iran was really able, of course, that it was able to give an answer to this usurping zionist regime on time, and we are very

the most important zionist airbase that they used to attack iran's censorship . location transport and support planes and the operational squadron of f-35 fighters, the training place for f-35 pilots and the 122nd reconnaissance squadron the zionist regime and the hangar of the special plane of the head of the regime and the headquarters of a large number of senior elements of the zionist regime's espionage show only part of the importance of this base, which was destroyed according to sadiq's promise. allahu akbar! but the honest promise is turkish. records show that it was iran's largest missile attack in the past years. the longest and longest geographical range in iran's drone and missile operations was recorded in this attack. and according to cnn, this operation is known as the largest drone attack in the history of the world. seyyed mohsen hosseini. the zionist media news agency quoted the officials of this the regime announced that the nabatim air force base in the negev region in the south of the occupied territories was attacked by iranian ballistic mis

of course that reality where they feel that they can attack an airbase. and indeed, some of those ballistic missiles they hit the nevatim, airbase. each one of those fired 120 ballistic missiles towards israel a handful of those hit the airbase they didn't cause too much damage, but each one of those carries a warhead of anything around 100, 220 kilos. it didn't cause much damage. the base was operating rational throughout the course of the events in the night. and we will continue to defend ourselves against iranian proxies or iran as they, as they try and conduct their actions in excess right. >> can you just give us the numbers 100, hundred and 20 ballistic missiles? does that mean it's about 200 drone attacks? were there also rocket attacks from hezbollah houthis, et cetera, like what, what's the what's the aggregate number you have of incoming ordinance? >> so the numbers are still not 100% clear, but i understand 120 ballistic missiles, around 30 cruise missiles were fired at around 170 explosive drones, explosive uavs that were on route. the same t

attack last night in anything other than the form of a very short suite. >> as you talk about the airbase, it did not do anything to hinder the operations and its ability to defend itself, correct? >> that's with the israeli military is saying. they have put up footage of f 30 thighs taking off from the base and put out images that show what appears to be a crater off to the side of the runway and some damage to the runway itself or some sort of paved surface and they say there was some structural damage but they say no damage to any of the of 35s or other aircraft. >> thank you for that. let's go to monica alba at the white house. with a rehearing from the administration today? >> we have seen president biden participate in key meetings and calls today and really there is around combination of the attack against israel with the president meeting with the g7 leaders and talking about the unprecedented aerial attack but pointing out that they want iran and the proxies to cease any future attacks and hinting that should there be war, something that's more destabilizing to the region that th

it was an airbase iran used to launch drones and missiles.t this point, what we are hearing from state officials is they are downplaying the attack, quick to say no nuclear facilities had been targeted. there was no harm in that because a turnaround because there was concern israel would go after nuclear facilities and they were saying moments ago, local media says there are no reports from abroad on arad's central's -- iran's central city. their own air defense system was the swaths of all of that. details are fuzzy, but analysts are quick to point out that if this was the israel response to those attacks last weekend, they are deemed limited and proportionate. it is up to the armenians on how they will respond. tom: give us more detail in terms of the response and implications. >> yes, iranian state media have denied a security council meeting is taking place so all we can parse is what we're hearing from state media and they have been denying reports of damage in the country, but israel themselves are preparing for retaliation, u.s. embass

weapons inspector scott ritter the former un said that iran attacked the novatim airbase with missiles, not even one of which was intercepted and hit the target. according to him, iran's attacks showed that israel is defenseless against such missiles. journalist and zionist security expert ronen bergman wrote about the crisis of decision-making among senior officials of the zionist regime, if it were possible to broadcast the meetings of the israeli war cabinet live, at least half of the residents of the occupied territories would have gathered at ben gurion airport to escape. the american website politico also revealed. the government should warn the zionist authorities they should not react to iran's operations , otherwise they will regret it. daily newspaper. he described iran as powerful and destructive. the washington post also wrote: iran's attacks brought israel to an ominous moment. the minister of culture and sports of the zionists declared that this regime has failed against iran. miki zohar said that israel was defeated by hamas, it was also defeated by hezbollah's continued

iran doesn't have a strong air defence but nevertheless that is one of its airbases and all the reportsif it is true what they are men american officials have been telling israeli media, and israeli media are also reporting, if an attack took place it must have been that particular air base, otherwise, what the iranians are saying is that they shot down a few drones and they are calling them quad drones. these are calling them quad drones. these are drones that only work with four rotors, a very short range, and they were saying it was lodged inside iran. it didn't originate from anywhere else.— iran. it didn't originate from anywhere else. iran. it didn't originate from an here else. �* ., ., ., ., anywhere else. before we move on to ordinary peeple _ anywhere else. before we move on to ordinary people are _ anywhere else. before we move on to ordinary people are feeling, _ anywhere else. before we move on to ordinary people are feeling, just - anywhere else. before we move on to ordinary people are feeling, just on i ordinary people are feeling, just on that, the fact that those drone

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that is apparently on an are running in airbase. we do not know of any damage. there has been very little officially out of iran and the government. that might be another sign that the countries of found an offer it. here is jack jacobs. >> i think we need to assume that is it from israel for the time being and perhaps they are just trying to see whether or not iran will respond. >> no official word from them but there were demonstrations this morning. a reminder that there is pressure on both sides and they are feeling that from the populace. that demonstration was in tehran and this is out in the center of the country. this is home to a lot of iranian weapons manufacturers as well as historic sites. there is a nuclear plant in the area but it is believed the power plant is fine. this after a massive iran and airstrike on israel. one person was hurt. this strike is in response to an israeli airstrike. the u.s. urged israel not to respond but it just did it again. a very limited attack. at least so far. back to you. >>> aid could be coming to gaza. the house of

he didn't name the military base but reports are that and airbase was targeted, that's where a lot ofthey go up potentially even though israel hasn't technology, that took out mohammed. want to ask you because i don't know if you saw it or not but these small drones, the ones you described as being the size of cessna cayman to israel with lights on. think u.s. pilots are israeli pilots would have them lighted up to shoot them down, maybe iranians were saying we want to make sure you get these so they don't actually kill anybody what you think this was an element of terror for iranians to cite see the light? that's us, we can put a missile anywhere we want to. >> i don't think we should assume the best of intentions from the iranian regime. i don't know why they would have lights on, it would make it easier to see but they are going to track with radar other sensors, you don't need a like to see these things coming so it does require a response and if you recall 2019, iran shot down one of our global fox and expensive report, $75 million we did react in kind and strike back with irania

in the second half of the year, the white house is planned to be transferred to the forward airbase ofken heath in the uk. f-35 multirole fighters capable of carrying tactical nuclear weapons. if we don’t want escalation and are against the use of nuclear weapons, why is all this being done? as for our neighbors, poland has commissioned us missile defense bases, from which you can conventionally fire cruise missiles that can hit targets throughout our territory and the european part of russia, how should we feel about this? you you should know that since last year the intensity of reconnaissance aircraft of the joint armed forces of nato has increased significantly. on average, this is 40-50 sorties per week. we record them in real mode. since the nineteenth year for radar control of the airspace of belarus and the western regions. the russian federation is attracting aircraft from the australian air force, they too, what do they need here? all this is happening against the backdrop of high military activity, and poland intends to create the most powerful ground forces in europe, of co

fire trucks drove towards the airbase. iranian agency tasnim , citing an iranian official, reports that no missiles or explosions were used during the attack on the country's territory. were a consequence of the operation of air defense systems. the military managed to repulse the air attack and intercept three drones in the sky. meanwhile, bloomberg reports that israeli officials previously notified the united states of plans to respond to the iranian attack within the next 48 hours. large-scale floods in russian regions are gaining momentum, so in tomsk they may soon rise to critical levels. the water level in the tom river, which. in recent days it has decreased, sharply increased, and in several areas at once, our correspondent, alexey smirnov, is monitoring the situation in the region, he is in direct contact with us by phone, alexey, i greet you, tell me how quickly the water stays, where is it now the hardest part is how many settlements are in the risk zone? good afternoon, tatyana, in the tomsk region the situatio

and also israeli air force fighters took off from an airbase in the south to shoot them down.highly expensive, one estimate saying that this may have cost israel up to $1 billion. but israel is now patting itself on its back, saying, we defeated this. make no mistake, iran has a massive arsenal of missiles, it has a whole lot more where these came from. jeremy, where do we go from here? with the meeting of the war cabinet in israel, the g7 convening, what does happen next? interesting that whenjoe biden talked about convening the g7, they will all be in front of computer screens, he talked about a diplomatic response. that is clearly what he wants. but israel's war cabinet has many times in the last six months defied the will ofjoe biden. will they regard this issue as one in which they are able to do that or will they feel, because of the enormous amounts of help that they got last night, they owe their allies one and they need to pull in their spikes in terms of confronting them? i did notice very early on that right—wing voices in israel, those voices in the government that

and that basis where the older four teams or ad, which is also appeared by the way, by the civil airbase i civil excuse me, the symbol airport in s for khan. and so those runways could have an impact if there are cratered, they could have an impact not just on military aviation, but also in civil aviation. well one thing that we saw this past weekend is that obviously the iranians have the capability to respond and they could try to do something in the same vein that we saw last week. >> and with those missiles and drones and so on going towards israel but what do we know about are ron's military capabilities? i mean, there's a lot of space that what we saw last week was calculated in a way that they knew that much of this was going to get intercepted, that it wasn't going to inflict major damage and that was maybe part of their calculus that might be reading into things too much, but could is it possible that they could unleash something that's far more fearsome. what we saw last weekend, it's definitely possible that we have to remember that they did hello graph, what they were going t

>> the israelis fired 321 ballistic missiles and drones at an israeli airbase.t out of the sky showing israeli technological wizardry and partnership with the united states and their allies. no planes were damaged. the israelis turnaround, took a fighter jet and shot a ballistic missile right through the air defense of the irani ends. russian purchase air defense more sophisticated than the first battlefield operation, and that struck and irani and air force base. we can do it successfully so that the message to the supreme leader that military assets, leadership assets and nuclear assets are held hostage. paul: do you think the israelis would have responded with more missiles in response. of the president of the united states hadn't been calling for them not to respond at all. take them in was the quote. it was the israeli defense minister called it week online. would they have done more? >> they would have done more. the proposal to the war cabinet consisted of more targets and obviously the most important thing was the regime in iran may show a certain degree

in the second half they plan to move the white house to the front line. lightenhit airbase in the uk, f-35 fighters capable of carrying tactical nuclear weapons, but if they don’t want escalation and are not against the use of nuclear weapons, why is all this being done? now a few words about how washington continues to increase the us strike and offensive capabilities in europe. december. usa, the ability to use tamahok cruise missiles deployed on it, capable of hitting targets throughout the entire depth of the territory of belarus and the european part up to we regard the urals, the russian federation, as a real threat to us, since it is a real threat, we need to resist it. we are recording. the continuous introduction of aerial space reconnaissance in the eastern direction by western states, almost the entire available arsenal of nato countries is used, from strategic reconnaissance aircraft to unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as the corresponding capabilities of partner countries. you should know that the intensity has increased significantly since last year. reconnaissance airc

when he was at that airbase talking to some airmen and servicemen and women there, he said that in thef these missiles and drones against the state of israel, quote, they will be met with a response. now, that is the first official on the record confirmation that there will be some kind of response. we do not know what yet, but the point is the israelis are not going to let this lie and go without some kind of response. the question of course is what they are going to do. the war cabinet met this afternoon to discuss options. there have been lots of unofficial signals and media quotes from that, which could neatly be summarized by something must be done. but we have to make sure that we calibrate it in a way that does not provoke a wider full-scale gional conflict. also we must do it in a way that is coordinated with allies. precisely what that means in absolute terms we do not know yet. rajini: and what is the mood in israel following the weekend's attack? james: well, we went out and about today to talk to people and to catch some kind of sense of what they are thinking. some people

explosions were heard. and a military airbase with fighter jets in isfahan province.ranian authorities have temporarily limited civil flights over major cities. now, however, air services have already been restored. information about there were no casualties, fire department vehicles drove towards the airbase. the iranian military reported that no missiles were used in the strikes on the country's territory; the explosions were the result of repelling air attacks. three israeli drones were allegedly shot down by anti-aircraft weapons. the military and israeli officials declined to comment on the strikes, while bloomberg reports that israeli officials previously told the united states they planned to respond to the iranian attack in the next 48 hours. russia has proposed to its brix partners to create a grain exchange. in march this initiative supported by vladimir putin. my colleague, konstantin churikov, knows what will change with the advent of a new trading platform, and he joins me. good morning. what doesn't suit me? existing scheme. sasha, hello, well, the fact

there was a chatter coming out of iran the main target for this attack was the airbase.hich is near it's also very close to israel's nuclear facility. i thought this was interesting. you say this is different than the al-assad attack back in 2020. i thought it was interesting that iran made it known even before the first drones entered is really airspace that this is over. we did this under article 51 of the un charter. that's it but we will keep watching what israel does. what do you make of that? >> i think it is a bad mystery. what i mean by miss treat you have to look to someone else's lens, your opponents lens when you make a call like that. with us it was different. i remember we were sitting in the situation room and because of the system overhead observation without the missiles basically cameras on balloons we could see it hitting the airbase we were sitting with the president, the vice president and the security team we sat there for five or six minutes and did not say a word. the president looked up and said we are done and walked out the door. that's when we

the most important airbase of the sihonist regime in the negev was targeted by iranian missiles, and the zionist network 12 confirmed that seven missiles hit this important airbase of the sehisi regime. hebrew sources have also reported that the dome fire meant the iron dome and daoud's palace in tel aviv, and channel 14 of the sikh regime did not say that it was a direct hit to umm al-fahm. hit and the forces are moving towards me, mr. dr. turabi, many of their analyzes are based on this, in order to continue this story from the side of the zionist regime, that the zionist regime cannot independently decide on the continuation of this war, so it must receive a green light from the american side. this stupidity that mr. doctor mentioned may happen in the zionist regime. do you see this in the american authorities to the same extent? do you think that the americans will give this green light or they will have a more detailed analysis of this story? look. americans especially now, the democrats who are in charge are under pressure from both sides, on the one hand, the zionist lobby, on

at iran in retaliation for last week's attack, the limited strike targeting a nuclear facility in airbaseocks are taking on the news across the world, take a look, stocks down in the u.s. with the dow industrial poise to open the word by 132, the nasdaq and 112 and the s&p 500 lower by 20 points, commodities or spiking including oil, take a look at oil and gold pulling back from the highs of earlier, gold at 2395, that is not a fraction, brett at 8682 and crude oil at 8257 down a fraction, all this carving is house speaker mike johnson is pushing for saturday vote on five bills which include foreign aid for ukraine, israel and taiwan were tracking a fast breaking news is morning plus watching earnings moving stocks, we will recap netflix in procter & gamble and american express. quarterly earnings at this morning. european markets are lower, take a look at stocks in the eurozone with s&p 143, the cat crowned on 29th and jackson decks lower by 118. in asia red across the board, the worst performer overnight in the asian embassies was japan, the average down to into thirds percent, back in

we do not know which of the ballistic missiles have the airbase but we know iranian state tv is beenows you just how much that bobbin can reach. we have also seen videos from iran of missiles in flight like this one. this was sent to bbc persian and they checked the file dated to establish that it was filmed in southern iran and heighten tensions in misinformation have been circulating. iran's state tv repeatedly aired a video of a fire in chile saying that it was video of successful hit targets in israel. this was posted back in february. in the israel defence force posted this compilation of iran's retaliatory attacks and most of the clips are of the attack but there's one or click here right at the end of the video and that's from nearly ten years ago of a russian rocket launcher. this is a moment of heightened tensions as we went to see how israel will react and verify will continue to monitor the situation closely. general lord richard dannatt is former head of the british army. he shared his analysis on where to start in terms of de—escalating this situation. de—escalation come

were fired, but that they were destroyed, other reports do acknowledge that there was a strike on an airbase, but that it was not of a major impact, some air defense systems did go off in isfahan, a city in central iran home to a major airbase, also a nuclear site, but iranian tv has been putting out images of the area around the nuclear site, which is a mountainside that appeared to show it quite normal. no activity there, no fires, no smoke, and pictures coming right from the center of showing traffic flowing is normal. so, there does seem to be an effort, certainly, from iran to downplay this, either acknowledging it in a slightly, off the record, or -- projecting to the people that they should proceed, life is normal, impact here, with a source telling nbc news that israel did carry out a limited strike against iran, but is carrying out a damage assessment, but so far this is not-- does not appear to be that trigger moment that was going to send the region over the edge into a regional war that so many people had been fearing. iran had been talking about an immediate, ferocious response

and the attacks reportedly hit an area home to a large airbase , a major missile large airbase, a majorthough the location of the strikes have not been fully confirmed, local sources are suggesting that three explosions were heard near the isfahan airbase. well, let's get now the latest with our homeland security editor, mark white. so, mark, we woke up this morning to the news of these airstrikes. but since then things seem to have quietened down. what's the latest ? down. what's the latest? >> yeah, look, things for the moment, at least in the region, are calm . in tehran, for are calm. in tehran, for instance, we've had thousands of people on the streets of the iranian capital shouting the usual death to israel chants as they head through the city centre , both protesting at the centre, both protesting at the action last night, but also celebrating the birthday of their supreme leader and the iranian government and officials have been playing down what happened last night, saying that they responded with their anti—missile and drone defence systems and were able to shoot down these i

among them, the f-35 aircraft that are dissipating in the defense of the airbase.addition to the launches from iran, there were some other launches from iraq and yemen and none of them managed to land in israel. in recent hours, dozens of rockets were launched from lebanon toward the north of israel. there are no casualties or fatalities and the israeli air force aircraft managed to target different targets in lebanon while other aircraft are continuing their air defense missions. in the past six months, we have been operating in close collaboration with our partners, first and foremost, the u.s. army central command as well as britain, france, and other countries which have taken action tonight. this partnership has always been a very close and strong one. this night, it was manifest in an exceptional manner. this was a complex air fight defense and there was exceptional functioning of the air force committed by the chief of general staff. the defensive capabilities of our air defense system and of the israeli air force aircraft managed to show military and techno

the airstrip in nevatim airbase was knocked more than slightly damaged.they failed with all their other attacks. 0ur air planes are continuing to take off and land in that base and the f 35 have continued landing there in that base. in addition there were additional ones from a and yemen. none of them penetrated israel's airspace. 0verthe none of them penetrated israel's airspace. over the last few hours there have been hundreds of rockets sent from lebanon to the north, none of them hit but we have hit throughout lebanon targets and others in retaliation and we will continue with our defence efforts. 0ver continue with our defence efforts. over the last six months we have been coordinating closely with our partners. we are talking about great britain, the united states and france and additional countries that acted during the night. this partnership has always been ironclad. tonight, this was manifest in an exemplary manner. we had very, very complex fights in the air tonight with the manoeuvring, with not only our air force but with all the intelligence

i convened what would become the ukraine defense contact group for the first time in weinstein airbase exactly two years ago today, and some of you were there at that meeting. thanks to underscore the achievement of the contact group over the past two years, we were joined this morning virtually by president zelenskyy. at the first weinstein airbase -- ramstein meeting, ukraine's defenders had been at the russian army -- beaten back the russian army. ukraine has not fought back for 793 days. that is more than 2.5 times as long as the value of verdun during the first world war and more than the soviet union blockade of berlin during the cold war. ukraine is still in the fight and still showing incredible skill, courage, and resilience. and this coalition is still standing strong. over the past two years, this contact group has shown its unity, its impact, and its staying power. we have made history, and we have changed history. this contact group includes some 50 members of our allies and partners from around the planet, and we stand united in commercial and military assistance for ukra

the airbase is operated by the black sea fleet and the 39th helicopter regiment is based there 27th mixedion division of the fourth air force command of the air defense forces of the southern military district. the crimean realiz journalist joins our broadcast. sergey, i congratulate you, tell me what is known as of this morning, what happened there, what happened in dzhankoya, morning, well, accordingly. to the data of crimea , the 39th helicopter regiment, 27th mixed aviation division of the fourth air force command and air defense forces of the southern military district are based at this airbase in dzhankoya, three air squadrons on mi-8, mi-35, mi-28, k-52, are also stationed there helicopters of the border service of the russian fsb. the crimean began to report about the explosions there. public public toward the night of april 17, around 3:40 a.m., the first reports began to appear, now it is known that car traffic on the kerch bridge was once again suspended, and the occupation authorities of crimea blocked the road from dzhankoy to the village of pobedne. and here it should be not

sumy region, there is information that an airbase with helicopters and the location of a motorized infantry brigade of the ukrainian army was hit. in sumy, the target could be the location of the territorial defense battalion. explosion in the kharkov and dnepropetrovsk regions. impact quadcopters for remote mining easily bypass interference that the enemy may create. sergei shaigu was shown the latest weapons. the minister of defense visited a training ground in the moscow region; testing of small arms to destroy fpv drones will begin there in june. our soldiers are involved in the development. dmitry kochitkov has details. this promising attack quadcopter is equipped with universal reset systems. ammunition of different types, depending on the tasks being solved, can also be used for remote mining. universally, there are resets for different ammunition, so that a soldier can use any ammunition he received. we confidently produce 30 devices a month, depending on whether you are already producing or will be producing, but we are already producing. increased security of control channels allo

safety a key concern in the small airbase airspace over gaza.palette contains rice, sugar, beans, baby food, oil and water, flour, the basics for a meal, and this the sixth airdrop from the aria so far. it is the effort that counts, every little count, i am proud and privileged to be involved in this sort of mission. but is it enough? will it meet the needs of the people in gaza? the aircraft carrying 12 of these pallets, each of them about a tonne, meaning this entire payload is worth about one truck crossing a border on the ground. the aircrews here insist that cumulatively the air drops are beginning to have an impact. this is a sustained effort and we've been here for three weeks now, and we are continually delivering the aid and the people of gaza are very grateful for the efforts we are going to and we will keep delivering and delivering until we cannot give them any more. in the air, we fly the short distance to gaza and we are over the drop zone. the pilots are satisfied no one is below and the back ramp lowers. these airdrops are inexpe

you know, a lot of the iranian attack apparently hit an israeli airbase. so it looks like what the israelis may have done is hit an iranian army and airbase. and that's it we're not hearing reports of any explosions in the rest of the country. so this might actually be a return to the covert war that israel has waged against iran since about 20:10, with assassinations suicide odd captors, taking out different parts of the nuclear program so let's see if israel decides to fess up in the next 24 hours because when it comes to the israeli public, they don't need a public declaration. their shore it was their team striking back. >> let's see what iran feels the need to do. >> i want to bring back seat and chief national security correspondent, alex marquardt. alex, this is not something to us wanted to happen because of course, all the uncertainty of what happens next. right that's absolutely right. >> laura, i think to some extent they knew it was inevitable and inevitability& and speaking with top us officials throughout the course of the week, they did spea

in iraq, the al-assad airbase. we're also they gave ample warning before they did that, but they were able to target that fairly easy from iranian territory. so of course, the us has assets in various places in the middle east and the iranians are saying those assets could be under threat if the us continues to assist israel now of course, the us is not going to stop assisting israel. and i think that the iranians are very much aware of that as well, but i think as far as this strike here is concerned, the iranians are saying, well, if they don't want the us to get involved, at least as far as some sort of retaliatory strike, if the israelis chose to do that, i think some of the messaging that we've seen tonight the iranians has been pretty remarkable where they've come out and said that any country, if the israelis now want to strike back any country that allows, that opens their airspace for that or their ground space for that would be under threat from iran as well. so certainly the iranians are messaging that t

take a look at this this is some israel's never team airbase. a senior us military official says there was no significant damage throughout the country as a result of the air defense system israel president biden holding talks with the congressional leaders this afternoon. he also held a virtual meeting with leaders of the g7 cnn, it's covering all of these major developed our correspondence around the world are standing by, but start in jerusalem right now, we're seeing as jeremy diamond is standing by jeremy, the israeli war cabinet. i take it for hours today. what decisions have any, officials, there make about a possible israeli military response? to iran's attack >> yeah, that's right. well, fled nearly five hours of meetings between israel's top officials, including israel's prime minister, the top general in the country, the intelligence chief and other members of israel's war cabinet. and yet after nearly five hours of debate and deliberations, no decision was made on exactly how and when to carry out a response likely military response

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province, that is home to iran's uranium enrichment facility and several nuclear facilities and several airbasesmilitary centres, and israel is making the point that it can strike there and it could strike in a much stronger way if it chose to. our security correspondent frank gardner back. prime minister rishi sunak has also spoken about the developing situation. here's some of what he had to say. with the situation overnight, as you would appreciate, it's a developing situation. it would not be right for me to speculate until the facts become clear, and we're working to confirm the details with allies. we have condemned iran's dangerous and reckless barrage of missiles against israel on saturday and israel absolutely has the right to self—defence. but as i said to prime minister netanyahu when i spoke to him last week, and generally, a significant escalation is not in anyone�*s interests. what we want to see is calm heads prevail across the region. uk ministers office here in downing street say they are still working to establish the facts here. they said they were not surprised by what happen

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the fire continues in this airbase of the zionist regime and the flames have risen to the sky from inside the base. al-mayadin network reported: navatim military airport is fully operational. iranian missiles and drones were destroyed. quds network also reported that iranian missiles hit areas in the south of the occupied territories. dozens of missiles from the sector eastern borders of southern lebanon were fired into the occupied territories. lebanon's hezbollah announced that it fired missiles at the military positions of the zionist regime in the occupied part of the golan heights. also, news sources reported the launch of yemeni missiles and drones towards the occupied port of eilat and the sky of the red sea. people all over the country were happy with iran's response to the rocket raining on the positions of the zionist regime and appreciated the action of the armed forces . iran. in an interview with the national media, the people of different regions of the country supported iran's retaliatory action against the crimes of the zionist regime in the attack on the consular section

the miren airbase in the north of the occupied territories was also targeted by the rocket attacks of lebanese resistance. 18 zionists were injured in the lebanese hezbollah attack on the gathering place of zionist soldiers in arab al-aramsheh town in the north of occupied palestine. and now in the continuation of today's world. we see the latest pictures of international support for the palestinian people. siamo giro per la città per raccontare quello che sta succedendo. siamo tutti antialista. it seems that it is the right decision to close the israeli booth in this exhibition until the ceasefire and the freedom of gaza finally happen. there's a reason that we have a website called genocide.pc, it's because the entire startup industry has been dominated. in its latest report, the united nations has announced that over 10,000 women in the gaza strip have lost their lives in the attacks of the zionist regime in the last 6 months . one month and seven days had passed since the beginning of the bombing. wail was still in gaza. a place around khanyounes. it was from the first invasions t

before noon on june 5 , israel attacked 18 airbases in egypt and destroyed nearly 80 airpower of this. 300 fighters and military aircraft were destroyed on the ground. later fighters bombarded the airport runways and all the logistics centers of egyptian airports . all this happened in less than 3 hours. radio cairo broadcast the news of the war in a completely reversed and triumphant way in favor of egypt. the people of egypt and the arab world took to the streets after hearing this news they came to celebrate this great victory. due to the destruction of egypt's telecommunication network and radars , news was transmitted only through radio. therefore , syria and jordan, without knowing the real scene of the war , started their aerial attacks towards israel. it didn't matter, it didn't matter, it didn't matter, it didn't matter , it didn't matter. it didn't make a difference, it made a difference. yes, it made a difference to give light to our countrymen with optimal energy consumption. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. peace be upon you , dear viewers. at f