"Israel" to pay the price over failed drone attack in Isfahan: Marandi

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Agencies
29 Jan 19:11
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The Iranian Defense Ministry announced on earlier today that it successfully thwarted a drone attack on a defense industrial complex in Isfahan.

Iranian senior political analyst Mohammad Marandi (Tasnim)

Iranian senior political analyst Mohammad Marandi said on Sunday that "Israel" will pay the price for its failed attempt of conducting a drone operation in the central city of Isfahan earlier today.

In a post on Twitter published earlier today, Marandi said "Not a good week for the apartheid regime either at home or abroad. However, even though Netanyahu and his western-backed terrorist allies in northern Iraq have failed, there will be consequences. They both need to learn that punishment comes with failure too."

Not a good week for the apartheid regime either at home or abroad. However, even though Netanyahu and his western backed terrorist allies in northern Iraq have failed, there will be consequences. They both need to learn that punishment comes with failure too. pic.twitter.com/T1ci0F9QqV
— Seyed Mohammad Marandi (@s_m_marandi) January 29, 2023

The Iranian Defense Ministry announced on earlier today that it successfully thwarted a drone attack on a defense industrial complex in Isfahan.

In a released statement, the Ministry said one of three Micro Aerial Vehicles (MAVs) attacking the defense equipment manufacturing complex in Isfahan was downed by a defense system stationed inside the facility.

According to the statement, two other MAVs exploded after being caught in traps set by the system, pointing out that the unsuccessful attack failed due to the preparedness of the defense system stationed in the region.

Videos circulating on social media showed the moment the complex's defense system repelled the attack.

The Ministry noted that the attack only caused minor damage to the roof of the equipment facility, while no casualties were reported.

"Thanks to God’s blessing, the attack caused no disruption to the equipment and the operations of the complex," the statement said, assuring the Iranian nation that such blind attacks will have no effect on the country’s overall march toward progress.