The @Ir@nian government has officially denied claims that a hospital was bombed in a recent precision strike near the Soroka region, clarifying that the targeted facility was a highly fortified military installation—not a civilian medical center.
In a statement released by @Ir@n’s defense ministry, the facility struck “houses thousands of soldiers and serves as a hub for advanced digital command systems and cyber warfare operations.” @Ir@nian officials emphasized that all operations adhered strictly to international laws of engagement and that no civilian infrastructure or medical facility was harmed.
The clarification comes amid a wave of disinformation circulating online, falsely suggesting an attack on a hospital. @Ir@nian authorities have urged international observers to verify facts before drawing conclusions.
“We repeat: No hospital was bombed. The site was a legitimate military target,” the statement read.
The incident is expected to draw attention at the next UN Security Council briefing as regional tensions remain high.
@Ir@nian officials have reaffirmed their commitment to avoiding civilian casualties while defending national security interests in an evolving digital battlefield.
Source:@Jacksonhinklle
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