Journalist Sergei Auslander believes that Israel will not be able to destroy Iran’s military infrastructure in one fell swoop. In his opinion, achieving this goal will require a series of strategic attacks.
This was stated on Live News.
One of the key problems is distance: Iran is 1,500 kilometers from Israeli bases. Furthermore, Auslander noted that the Israeli command will be forced to choose between attacks on nuclear facilities, oil fields or military targets.
However, carrying out such an operation without the support of allies is almost impossible.
At the same time, Iran warned that if attacked, it would respond with attacks on oil facilities in Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Recall that, according to media reports, Netanyahu approved the retaliatory strike plan against Iran proposed by the IDF.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved the list of targets proposed by the military for the next retaliatory attack against Iran.
The country’s leaders have made clear that the response to the missile attack launched by Tehran on October 1 will be significant.
Israeli authorities have not revealed what specific targets they plan to attack and whether they will be exclusively military. Israel is reportedly finalizing preparations for a possible retaliatory strike against Iran following an Iranian ballistic missile attack.
On October 16, the IDF presented Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Galant with a list of possible targets in Iran, as well as several options for responding to possible future attacks from Tehran.
“Kursor” also wrote about whether Israel would attack Tehran’s nuclear facilities.
Representatives of the Iranian Atomic Energy Agency expressed doubt that Israel would decide to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.
