Iran Dismisses Israeli Missile Allegations
(MENAFN) An Iranian media outlet reported Tuesday that Iranian officials dismissed Israel's allegations of a new missile strike, emphasizing no recent attacks had been carried out. The denial comes shortly after a ceasefire was declared between the two sides.
In a formal statement shared by the outlet, Iran’s Armed Forces asserted, “Iran has not launched any missiles toward occupied Palestinian territories in the past few hours.”
Meanwhile, the country’s top security body, the Supreme National Security Council, issued a stern warning to Israel, promising immediate retaliation if provoked.
“We achieved a victory that forced the enemy to accept defeat and unilaterally halt its aggression,” the council said in its statement.
Iran framed the situation as a strategic win and cautioned that any further hostile moves would trigger a firm and immediate response.
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