Iran, after launching 180 ballistic missiles at Israel in response to the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, is awaiting a retaliatory strike from Israel. Realizing that our country will not leave this unanswered, Iran is beginning to look for allies to repel this attack and that is why it has already asked Russia for help.
The New York Times writes about this.
The publication notes that Iran is asking Russia to help with satellite reconnaissance. Iran asked Russia for cooperation on satellite intelligence before the Israeli attack, according to two Iranian officials familiar with the war planning and not authorized to speak publicly.
The publication does not provide further details on this matter. In particular, it is not specified whether Russia responded to this request.
At the same time, it is evident that cooperation between terrorist countries has been established for a long time. And in response to Iran’s request, Russia will most likely request more projectiles and drones to fire on peaceful cities in Ukraine.
It is worth noting that Russian media wrote that Israel could carry out a “symbolic” attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities in response to the recent Iranian missile attack. At the same time, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak predicts that Israel is likely to launch a large-scale airstrike against Iran’s oil industry.
In summary, Iran fired more than 180 missiles at Israel, most of which were intercepted, although some fell on or near military bases. Israel said it would retaliate.
Previously, Cursor also wrote that during an Iranian attack on Israel, a British plane was almost attacked. Watch the video.
