Iran refutes claims that "air defense systems have been destroyed" and announces the latest military achievements

CryptocurrencySniper · 2026-04-04T01:12:01+00:00

Iranian armed forces refute the U.S. claim that their air defense systems were destroyed and announce the progress of "Operation True Commitment-4," which has shot down U.S. military aircraft and attacked multiple foreign military targets. The operation will continue.

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2026-04-04 01:12:01

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Iran’s Armed Forces Headquarters for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Command issued a statement on the 3rd, refuting the U.S. claim that its so-called “Iranian air defense system has been completely destroyed,” and briefing the latest developments in the “True Promise-4” military operation.

The statement said that Iran’s air defense system shot down a U.S. warplane in central airspace. During the 91st wave of strikes, Iran, together with armed forces in Yemen, carried out attacks on Israeli positions and military-industrial enterprises, and launched attacks on military and infrastructure targets of the U.S. and Israel within countries in the southern Persian Gulf region, while also striking the cloud infrastructure of a U.S. company in the UAE.

In the 92nd wave of strikes, Iran destroyed U.S. Navy vessels’ assembly areas in Kuwait, as well as warning radar in Bahrain, attacked the Israeli Air Force base in Haifa, and carried out strikes against more than 50 targets including Tel Aviv. In addition, Iran used drones to attack U.S. military facilities in Jordan and Kuwait and the Bahrain aluminum plant.

Iran’s air defense forces intercepted multiple cruise missiles and drones in the airspace over multiple locations, and shot down an advanced enemy fighter aircraft in the southern part of Geshm Island. Iran emphasized that the related military operations will continue.

（Source: CCTV News Client）

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