Iran’s missiles were launched from inside Ali Khamenei’s territory

• Iran’s missiles were launched from inside Ali Khamenei’s territory in Tehran, AP said, adding that the material contained with evidence.
• AP also reports that evidence of the general Ahmad Vahidi being involved in the launch of the missiles, and that the evidence shows he was also involved in the missile launch.
• CNN adds that the missiles were launched from inside Iran; it also says that the missiles were launched from inside the territory of the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Iran’s missiles were launched from a military base inside Ali Khamenei’s territory in Tehran, according to AP. Based on AP’s data, the footage shows General Ahmad Vahidi, who was responsible for the missile launch, during a meeting with the Supreme Leader at the time of the missile launch.

AP also reports that Vahidi, who is not named in the official report, is mentioned in a form of 8-page document that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei received. The material states that the video shows Vahidi arriving in the presence of the Supreme Leader at the time of the missile launch at 28 seconds, and that the missile launch was carried out by the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

According to CNN, the missiles were launched from two different locations. The material indicates that the first part of the footage shows the missile launch from the Imam Khomeini Mosalla in Tehran. The material also states that the second part of the footage shows the missile launch from inside the Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad.

Also according to CNN, the third day of the missile launch was carried out at around 6:00 p.m. local time: the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei planned the missile launch from a site in the Imam Khomeini Mosalla in Tehran. The material also states that the missile launch involved 6,000 drones for the attack, as well as 2,500 missiles, 21 helicopters, 100 drones, and 2,500 missiles.

According to CNN, on the third day of the missile launch, the process began at around 6:00 p.m. local time, and the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei planned the missile launch from a site in the Imam Khomeini Mosalla in Tehran. The material also states that the missile launch involved 6,000 drones for the attack, as well as 2,500 missiles, 21 helicopters, 100 drones, and 2,500 missiles.

According to CNN, the third day of the missile launch began with the process at around 6:00 p.m., local time, and the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei planned the missile launch from a site in the Imam Khomeini Mosalla in Tehran. The material also states that the missile launch involved 6,000 drones for the attack, as well as 2,500 missiles, 21 helicopters, 100 drones, and 2,500 missiles.

According to CNN, the missile launch was planned by the general Mohammad Vahidi. The material states that Mohammad Vahidi, who is described as responsible for the missile launch, is not named in the official report, but in the video it is visible that he is present at the time of the missile launch. According to CNN, the material indicates that the general is involved in the missile launch and that the Supreme Leader is present at the time of the missile launch.

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