An air defense exercise commenced on Sunday morning at Iran's Fordow and Khondab nuclear facilities as part of the ongoing Eqtedar (Authority) 1403 war game, led by the Iranian armed forces.

The exercise involves a wide array of military assets, including missile units, radar systems, electronic warfare units, air defense systems, and both manned and unmanned aircraft. These units will engage in both offensive and defensive operations throughout the duration of the exercise.

According to Iranian military officials, the exercise is taking place under real-world conditions at the Fordow and Khondab nuclear sites, signaling the country's readiness to defend its strategic infrastructure. While the exercise's scope is extensive, parts of it will be broadcast for security and operational reasons.

The exercise highlights Iran's ongoing focus on enhancing its air defense capabilities and its ability to respond to potential threats, particularly in sensitive areas such as nuclear facilities. (ILKHA)