Meanwhile, airlines of several countries have decided to avoid the airspace of Iran in wake of the attacks. India also issued a travel advisory for Iraq asking its residents to avoid all 'non-essential' travel to the place.

Check all highlights relating to Iran attacks, stay tuned to this space. " />
Meanwhile, airlines of several countries have decided to avoid the airspace of Iran in wake of the attacks. India also issued a travel advisory for Iraq asking its residents to avoid all 'non-essential' travel to the place.

Check all highlights relating to Iran attacks, stay tuned to this space. " />
Meanwhile, airlines of several countries have decided to avoid the airspace of Iran in wake of the attacks. India also issued a travel advisory for Iraq asking its residents to avoid all 'non-essential' travel to the place.

Check all highlights relating to Iran attacks, stay tuned to this space. " />
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HomeNewsWorldUS-Iran Tensions HIGHLIGHTS: Tehran Claims 80 'American Terrorists' Killed In Missile Strikes

US-Iran Tensions HIGHLIGHTS: Tehran Claims 80 'American Terrorists' Killed In Missile Strikes

By : ABP News Bureau  | Updated at : 08 Jan 2020 04:10 PM (IST)
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15:27 PM (IST)  •  08 Jan 2020

14:28 PM (IST)  •  08 Jan 2020

Iran says 80 'American terrorists' killed in missile strikes on US targets in Iraq

Iranian state television on Wednesday claimed that at least 80 ‘American terrorists’ were killed after Tehran launched 15 missiles on US targets in Iraq.

The state media also added that none of the missiles were intercepted, reported Al Jazeera. Adding that US helicopters and military equipment were ‘severely damaged’, the media outlet, citing a senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) source, said that Iran had 100 other targets in the region in its sight if the United States took any retaliatory measures.

(ANI)
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