Former Iranian diplomat Hadi Afaghi told Tel Aviv Tribune that Israeli defense platforms failed to confront the Fattah missiles, which hide from radar and evade anti-missiles, and warned of an Israeli “adventure.”
He added that Iran will publish through satellites the confirmed hits that have reached their range, and he said that 80% of the missiles that Tehran fired at Israel hit their targets accurately, especially the strategic “Nevatim”, which the occupation has been maintaining through anti-missile platforms, Iron Dome, David’s Sling and other platforms. Hitz.
He stressed that Iran warned that if Israel took any “adventure” to respond to the missile attack, which he said came out of the right of self-defense in accordance with Article 51 of the United Nations Circular, “because the one who attacked Iran and its sovereignty and killed its guest in its home is the enemy.” “Zionist.”
He explained, “Iran has officially announced the end of this operation and that everything is over,” but he did not rule out Iran once again targeting the Israeli occupation with another round of missile attack, considering that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had threatened to respond, and he had said in his speech at the United Nations: Our war is open, and our hand will reach any target deep inside Iran.”
The former Iranian diplomat expressed his belief that Netanyahu wants to involve the United States of America if he attacks vital targets in Iran, such as nuclear facilities, some industrial facilities, or some security targets.
He concluded that Iran is preparing and preparing, and has closed the airspace, but “the political and diplomatic airspace has not yet been closed.”
Yesterday evening, Israel announced that Iran fired about 180 missiles at it, in an attack that Tehran said was “revenge” for the assassination of the former head of the political bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), Ismail Haniyeh, the former Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, and the commander of the Quds Force. Abbas Nilforshan.
Iranian state television reported that the Revolutionary Guards used Fattah hypersonic missiles for the first time, and Iranian Chief of Staff Mohammad Bagheri said that the headquarters of the Israeli foreign intelligence service Mossad and the Hatzerim base responsible for the assassination of Nasrallah were struck. He added that 3 major air bases and the Nevatim base, which houses F-35 fighters, were struck.