'Dimona' nuclear site wasn't among targets of Iran's response

The Israeli Maariv's news about the "Dimona" reactor being one of Iran's targets in its retaliatory strike is false and is part of the psychological warfare waged by "Israel", local Iranian media reported Thursday citing informed sources.

On Wednesday, Ori Vialkov, a researcher specializing in "Israel's" wars, told Maariv that the analysis of low-quality satellite images revealed there was at least one hit on one of the buildings in the "Dimona" Nuclear Reactor and up to two hits in its vicinity as a result of the Iranian strike.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi revealed Thursday that more than 10 countries attempted, using their technological capabilities, to thwart Operation True Promise but failed.

The United States with all its capabilities, as well as France, other European countries, and some regional states, took part in intercepting Iranian missiles and drones launched toward Israeli targets in occupied Palestine, Raisi pointed out during a speech in the city of Shahrud, east of Tehran.

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