You mean they actually got round to printing the leaflets in Arabic?

Mind, in English it comes across as pretty strange. Take that sentence: "The destruction experienced by your colleagues in other air defense locations is a response to your continuing aggression toward planes of the coalition forces." You could recite that in chorus, and it sound quite impressive. But pretty impenetrable

However it really is a weird use of language to describe aiming a missile at a hostile warplane flying over your own country as "aggression". I don't mean to say that there mightn't be good grounds for the warplane being there and all - but "aggression" is a weird word to use in that context. I'm sure that when the Germans fired at Allied planes over Germany it wasn't normally referred to as "aggression".