Iran's New Target Bank in Response to Israeli Threats
Recent reports from Iranian media, citing a security source, reveal that Tehran has established a new, sophisticated target bank aimed at Israeli installations. This strategic move is in preparation for potential direct strikes should Israel engage in any military conflict against Iran. The source elaborated that this target list includes critical Israeli facilities, asserting that their destruction would result in long-term strategic damage that would take years to repair. Furthermore, it is anticipated that such actions would lead to unprecedented repercussions within Israel, including destabilization and an increase in reverse migration.
In a related context, informed sources indicate that any attack on the heavily fortified site known as "Jabal al-Faas," situated near the Natanz nuclear facility, would elicit an immediate Iranian response directed at Israel, regardless of whether the assault was initiated solely by a decision from the United States. Iran's stance stems from its belief that the Mossad is behind the intelligence assessments driving Washington towards targeting this site, viewing it as the primary influencer in justifying any potential military actions.
"Jabal al-Faas" is recognized as one of Iran's most fortified nuclear sites, located within deep mountainous formations that significantly enhance its ability to withstand bunker-busting bombs. Iran maintains that this facility is designated for the production of advanced centrifuges, while Western and Israeli intelligence reports suggest it may also be involved in covert uranium enrichment activities.
As reported by elaosboa.com.
