The Persian attacks on Israel over the weekend produced these primary benefits:
1 Iranian missiles and uavs were launched at Israel:
– 185 out of 185 bomber robots were shot along
– 103 out of 110 nuclear weapons were shot down
– 36 out of 36 boat missiles were shot along
– 7 nuclear missile effects have been recorded on Israeli territory
Israel used its F-35s, F15s and F16s to capture robots along with Iron Dome, David’s Sling and Arrow I and II.
Israel was supported by Jordan and Saudi Arabia, as well as by the US Air Force and Navy. Jordan used its F-16s and heat mechanisms. I have n’t received a report from Saudi Arabia yet.
The Jewish heat base was struck by the nuclear weapons that passed through. at Nevatim but did not perform significant injury. The basic remains fully functional.
Hezbollah’s producing center was hit by Israel in southern Lebanon. This was done in response to a Hezbollah missile strike on a military base in the north of Israel.
So much there is no expression of any counter-strike on Iran by Israel. According to reports, any such attack may be coordinated with the US. For inexplicable reasons, US President Joe Biden ( who is backing Israel ) wants an emergency G-7 meeting, even though the G-7 is an economic, not a military organization.
I believe it is fair to say that Israel’s and allies ‘ air threats performed very well and that the Persian invasion was largely a loss. Israel’s missiles are more numerous than anything else that has been fired at Ukraine, where yet big attacks often exceed twenty-twenty drones and missiles.
None of the air threats that Israel was protecting by the Iranians were destroyed.
It is the first day Muslim countries have participated in defending Israel, so the response of Saudi Arabia and Jordan was a major breakthrough. This is a significant blow to Iran, which aims to destabilize both nations.
At the present, I do not know of any fatalities. Israelis were ordered into weapon homes, airports and different travel were closed lower, etc. On Sunday, Israel resumed professional air traffic.
There is still a lot to study.
The Near East Subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee had Stephen Bryen as its workers director. as a coverage assistant undersecretary of security.
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