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TEHRAN: Iran said it fired missiles on Monday at Daesh militants in Syria it blames for an attack on its soil last month and said the action shows the government鈥檚 readiness to punish the 鈥渨ickedness鈥� of its enemies.
The Sept. 22 attack on a military parade in south-western Iran killed 25 people, nearly half of them members of the elite Revolutionary Guards.
Monday鈥檚 strike targeted the bases of 鈥渢akfiri terrorists鈥� backed by Washington and regional powers in eastern Syria, the Guards said in a statement. It killed a number of militant leaders and destroyed their supplies and infrastructure, they said.
The strike targeted the last pocket of territory in southeastern Syria held by Daesh, said an official in the Iran-backed regional alliance fighting in support of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
It is an area where the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) launched a new offensive last month against Daesh.
The US-led coalition confirmed Iranian forces had conducted 鈥渘o notice strikes last night.鈥�
鈥淎t this time, the coalition is still assessing if any damage occurred and no coalition forces were in danger,鈥� Col. spokesman Sean Ryan said.
Fars News posted video footage of several missiles streaking into a dark sky during the attack.
The six ballistic missiles used in the attack flew 570 km to hit the targets, the Guards said. A map shown on state TV pinpointed Kermanshah in western Iran as the launch site and Albu Kamal in southeast Syria as the target.
The missiles were Iranian-made Zolfaqar and Qiam missiles, Fars News reported.
鈥淥ur iron fist is prepared to deliver a decisive and crushing response to any wickedness and mischief of the enemies,鈥� the Guards, the most powerful military force in the Islamic Republic, said.
Seven drones were also used to bomb militant targets during the attack, they said.
The Ahvaz National Resistance, an Iranian ethnic Arab separatist movement, and Daesh have both claimed responsibility for the attack. Neither group has presented conclusive evidence to back up its claim.
A senior Revolutionary Guards commander said on Monday that Daesh militants in Syria鈥檚 Deir Ezzor province had helped coordinate the parade attack.
These Daesh militants were the target of the missile strike, said Major General Mohammad Baqeri, the armed forces chief of staff, according to Fars News.
鈥淭he area east of the Euphrates where Islamic State is based is under the control of the American military and the Guards鈥� missiles hit an area that is close to the area under American control,鈥� Baqeri said.
He added, 鈥淎ll of these are a warning for the enemies so they don鈥檛 move toward creating insecurity in Iran.鈥�
Iranian military support has been vital to helping Assad through the Syrian war, and Iran-backed forces are deployed in southeastern Syria on the west bank of the Euphrates River. Iran has dismissed US demands that it leave Syria.
The official in the Iran-backed alliance described Monday鈥檚 strike, targeting an area on the eastern bank of the Euphrates, as a 鈥渓imited message.鈥� 鈥淥ne of the messages, to those it concerns, is that 鈥榦ur missiles are one of our powerful cards that are ready to respond whenever we want鈥�,鈥� the official said.
抖阴短视频 strongly dismissed and condemned Iranian accusations that the militants responsible for the Sept. 22 attack were paid by the Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates.