Iranian Air Defenses Successfully Repel Israeli Attacks, Shoot Down Drone in Qom

 Iran's air defense systems have successfully intercepted a series of Israeli missile and drone attacks, according to reports from the Iranian Tasnim News Agency.

 The incidents, which took place in the capital and the central regions of Tehran, involved multiple hostile projectiles launched by Israeli forces.

The Iranian military, initially caught off-guard by the attack, swiftly redeployed its defense capabilities, neutralizing the incoming threats. Iran's air defense units, showing exceptional readiness, destroyed all projectiles before they could cause damage.

In a related development, Iran's air defense forces shot down an Israeli drone that had violated the airspace over the holy city of Qom. Morteza Heidari, spokesman for the Crisis Management Committee in Qom Province, confirmed the interception, saying that the drone was targeted by the Hazrat Fatima Masoumeh air defense system.

Heidari praised the vigilance and preparedness of the Iranian forces, noting that the successful interception was a testament to the country’s ability to defend its airspace. "Thanks to divine providence and the unwavering faith of our military forces, no threats will go unanswered," he added.

The spokesperson reassured the public that security in Qom remains stable and that authorities are fully prepared to counter any future threats. He further warned that Israel would face a “heavy price” for its actions, condemning the incursion as a “foolish” move.

As tensions continue to escalate, both incidents serve as a stark reminder of the high-stakes nature of regional security and the growing military engagement between Israel and Iran.