"Army is ready to tackle threats against the Islamic Establishment," Deputy Coordinator of the Iranian Army Habibollah Sayyari said urging the enemies not to test the Army’s power.

Iranian Foreign Ministry strongly condemns the military attacks of three countries including US, UK and France on Syria and warned on the regional and trans-regional consequences of the attack.

"No measure by the US will change the fate of Syria, nor will also those of Washington's allies and the terrorist groups backed by them," chief of an Islamic broadcasters association in Iraq said.

"Tehran's missile program is not related to the country's nuclear deal with the world powers, Iranian and German foreign ministers stressed.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei slammed joint airstrikes by the US, the UK and France on Syria holding the measure as a crime.

Leader of Yemen’s Houthi movement Abdul Malik al Houthi has slammed the US for using counter-terrorism excuses as an excuse for promoting their colonial plots during the past few years.

At least one Palestinian have been killed and over 700 hundred injured by Israeli forces for the third week of clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli forces on Gaza border.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has announced an extension of three months for emergency situation in the country.

Secretary General of Lebanon’s Hezbollah has stressed that US threats to attack Syria will not intimidate either Damascus, Moscow or even the Middle East region.

Moscow has warned against US coalition strikes on Syria stressing that the attacks have in fact targeted the war-torn country’s chance for peace.

Military sources from Syria, Russia and United States have announced more than 100 missiles have been fired at different Syrian targets since early Saturday hours by US, UK and France coalition.

Coalition of United States, United Kingdom and France have opened military attack on multiple spots in Syria as US President Donald Trump ordered the invasion in contrast to global warnings.