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I'm John Yang. Tonight Iran is saying that it might not respond in kind to Israel's first ever open attack on its soil if there's a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon.

More than 100 Israeli fighter jets and unmanned drones struck Iranian military targets.

Iran's state-run news agency said four members of its military

were killed. The long anticipated retaliatory attack came early Saturday morning. The

Israeli Defense Forces said it struck targets where missiles are built and stored.

Their answer to Iran's missile barages on Israel in April and earlier this month.

Those followed the killings of Iranian and Hezbollah leaders

which Iran blamed on Israel. On state TV Iran's ruling regime played down the

damage. Although the country's integrated air defense system successfully tracked and confronted

the active aggression, limited damage has been caused to some places.

The scope of the attack is being investigated.

IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari indicated Israeli retaliation was done for now.

We are focused on the targets of the war in Gaza and Lebanon.

Iran is the one that continues to push for a wider regional escalation.

We will know how to choose additional targets and attack them if necessary.

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