Residents of Tehran witnessed a series of military aircraft flying over the capital city on Monday as Iran’s air force conducted test flights involving fighter jets. The exercises, which are part of routine aerial preparedness drills, saw multiple jets maneuvering through the skies in a display of tactical coordination and national defense readiness.
According to reports from Iranian military sources, the flights are designed to evaluate the operational capacity of the country’s air fleet and to ensure that all systems are functioning optimally. Authorities confirmed that the flyovers posed no threat to the public and were strictly for assessment and training purposes.
The drills come amid ongoing efforts by Iran’s armed forces to maintain combat readiness in light of regional tensions and evolving global security dynamics. Military analysts say the tests are also intended to demonstrate Tehran’s commitment to safeguarding its airspace and reinforcing national sovereignty.
Specific threat triggered the tests, such exercises are common in Iran’s military calendar, especially in major cities like Tehran, which host key strategic and administrative infrastructures. Citizens were advised not to panic, as security agencies remain in control of the situation.
