After Iran’s failed major attack on Israel, there is no time to breathe: although the mullahs in Tehran declared the matter “closed” after their defeat, Israel does not trust the Iranian regime from a meter away. The ‘crown’ reached army spokesman Arye Shalicar in Tel Aviv.
After the drone strike is before the drone strike: the Israeli army remains on full alert, spokesman Arye Shalicar said late Sunday afternoon. “Iran says the matter is over. But we do not trust a mullah regime that has been training terrorist auxiliaries in the region for decades and seeks to inflict terror on Israel every day.” The situation is currently being monitored together with allies.
“Mullahs are not only a danger to Israel”
“There are also many in the region who, led by the US, see the leadership in Tehran as a problem and even an enemy,” Shalicar said, referring to Saudi Arabia and Jordan, which had helped with the drone defense . “The mullahs infiltrate countless structures in other countries and therefore pose a danger not only to Israel, but also to pragmatic Arab states.”
On Sunday evening, Iranian forces attacked Israel directly for the first time. Very little damage was done; some 98 percent of Iran’s drones, rockets and cruise missiles were shot down. Many of them before reaching Israeli territory. It is currently unclear how Israel will respond. There is talk of a “significant response”.
“An even bigger blow could follow”
If this does not happen, the “case can be considered closed,” Iran’s UN mission in New York said. The attack on Israel with more than 200 drones and missiles was a fitting response to the assassination of two Iranian generals in an airstrike on the embassy of Tehran (Syria) in early April. But if Israeli attacks on Iranian “interests, representatives or citizens” follow, there would be an even “bigger blow” than last night’s.
Airspace open again
In the morning, both Israel and Jordan reopened their airspace. The Israeli population in the north and south had now been asked to stay near shelters. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote on Platform X: “We intercepted, we defended, together we will win.”
Source: Krone
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