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Iran’s Aggression Met with Netanyahu’s Assurance of Israel’s Readiness

Iran's Aggression Met with Netanyahu's Assurance of Israel's
ran's Revolutionary Guards said they had launched "dozens of drones and missiles" at ... ran's Revolutionary Guards said they had launched "dozens of drones and missiles" at Israel (file photo)
Iran's Aggression Met with Netanyahu's Assurance of Israel's
ran's Revolutionary Guards said they had launched "dozens of drones and missiles" at ... ran's Revolutionary Guards said they had launched "dozens of drones and missiles" at Israel (file photo)

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Iran’s Aggression Met with Netanyahu’s Assurance of Israel’s Readiness

Iran launched aerial drones targeting Israel in what seemed to be a long-anticipated retaliation. Israeli television reported that the drone attack was expected to occur around 02:00 on Sunday local time. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that they had launched missiles and drones aimed at specific targets.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) promptly responded by raising their alert level and closely monitoring all potential targets. Israel’s Prime Minister convened a meeting with his war cabinet to assess the situation. As a precautionary measure, Israel, Lebanon, and Iraq closed their airspaces, while Syria and Jordan heightened their air defense systems.

The escalation stemmed from Iran’s vow to retaliate for an attack on its consulate in Syria, which resulted in the deaths of seven military officers, including a senior commander. Although Iran accused Israel of carrying out the attack, Israel neither confirmed nor denied its involvement.

Just before reports of Iran’s drone launches emerged, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assured the public that the country’s defensive systems were active and prepared for any scenario. He expressed gratitude for the support from the United States, Britain, France, and other nations.

Following news of the attack, the United States reiterated its unwavering support for Israel’s security, with President Biden emphasizing the ironclad nature of their alliance. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak condemned Iran’s actions as “reckless” and pledged continued support for Israel’s security and that of its regional partners.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran’s most influential military branch, justified the attack as retaliation against what they described as Israel’s repeated offenses, including the assault on the Iranian consulate in Damascus.

The situation underscored the ongoing tensions between Iran and Israel, with each side accusing the other of provocative actions and maintaining a posture of military readiness. As the region remained on edge, the risk of further escalation loomed, highlighting the delicate balance of power in the Middle East.

 


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