Fighter jets of the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force (IRIAF) could successfully annihilate both fixed and mobile targets in the air and on the ground during the main phase of combat exercises in the country’s southern regions on Saturday.
The strategic Sukhoi Su-24 fighter-bombers along with F-4 Phantom combat planes of the IRIAF accomplished all the tasks they were set to do during the second day of the main phase of large-scale wargames, codenamed Fadaeeyan-e Harim-e Velayat 4 (Devotees of Velayat Airspace 4), on Saturday morning, spokesman for the air maneuvers, General Hossein Chitforoush, said on December 21.
The IRIAF launched the main phase of the massive aerial drills, which involves combat exercises, in the country’s southern regions on Friday.
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