Security services predict that Iran could retaliate against Israel next Shabbat.
This was reported by the Telegram channel La Voz de Israel.
The attack is expected to be carried out using various types of weapons, including drones, as well as cruise and ballistic missiles.
Let us remember that the Iranian leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, calls for a response to the recent Israeli attacks, pointing out that “the magnitude of the attacks and the number of victims are so great” that it would be a mistake to leave them without reaction.
Khamenei is confident that if Iran does not respond, it can be seen as a sign of weakness.
According to sources, Iran’s military leadership has already identified dozens of targets in Israel for possible retaliatory strikes.
However, Iran has so far refrained from carrying out an immediate attack. The timing of the response is reportedly directly related to the upcoming US elections. Tehran believes that a quick response could support Donald Trump and increase his chances of winning, which is contrary to Iran’s interests.
Previously, Kursor wrote about whether Iran would attack Israel in the coming days.
There is currently no evidence to indicate that Iran is preparing to launch missiles or drones against Israel in response to possible Israeli attacks planned for next weekend.
However, representatives of the American administration believe that Iran is capable of organizing a missile attack in the shortest possible time. This is because Tehran has developed several scenarios in recent months to respond to possible threats.
According to the source, discussions in the Iranian leadership about the feasibility and format of the reaction are ongoing, so specific plans have not yet been determined.
At the same time, two Israeli sources reported that Iran is likely planning an attack on Israel from Iraq in the coming days. According to them, the attack could be carried out using hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles.
Tehran intends to use pro-Iran militia groups located in Iraq to reduce the risk of retaliatory attacks on its territory. This approach allows Iran to avoid direct involvement and minimize the likelihood of Israeli retaliatory actions directed directly at Iran.
