Israel attacked several sites related to Iran’s nuclear program without directly affecting the nuclear facilities.
The Telegram channel “Alexey Zheleznov” writes about this.
Satellite images appearing in the media suggest that Israel attacked the Khujir and Parchin complexes where nuclear components were being tested. the Shahid Hamat complex in Khujir and the Parchin base, where tests of components for the launch of a nuclear charge, the so-called “neutron trigger”, as well as the integration of warheads and missiles were carried out. Thus, Israel caused significant damage to Iran, delaying the possibility of creating atomic weapons.
Furthermore, according to the Saudi news portal Ilaf, a plant that produces solid fuel used for ballistic missiles was hit during the attack. About 20 fuel mixers, each worth about $2 million, were reportedly destroyed at the plant.
Experts in Iran’s missile industry estimate that it will take at least two years for the plant to restore its capacity and return to previous production levels, weakening Tehran’s missile capabilities.
In addition, representatives of the Iranian side confirmed to Arab sources a significant weakening of the country’s defense system after the Israeli attacks. Complete restoration of some damaged defense structures can take up to two years. This severe blow to the defenses of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard may explain why Iranian authorities have so far shown no determination to respond fully to Israel.
Previously, Kursor wrote that Israel dealt a severe blow to Iran’s military capabilities.
The Israeli air force attack caused serious damage to Iran’s ballistic missile program.
