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Iran has indicated it is planning a more destructive retaliatory attack on Israel, using more powerful nuclear warheads and other weapons and involving conventional forces.


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Iran has indicated it plans to retaliate against Israel’s Oct. 26 attack using more powerful nuclear warheads and other weapons, including weapons not used in the previous two attacks.


A report from The Wall Street Journal quoted an Egyptian official as saying that Iran has privately warned in Cairo of a “strong and complex” response to Israel’s airstrikes on its territory on October 26 – which were in retaliation for Tehran’s ballistic missile attack on October 1.


‘Iran’s response will be more aggressive’


An Iranian official quoted in the report said Tehran could use Iraqi territory for part of the operation and would likely target Israeli military facilities “but much more aggressively than last time.”


The official further said the retaliation was necessary because the Iranian army lost four soldiers and a civilian in the October 26 Israeli attack.


“Our army has lost people, so they have to respond,” the Iranian official said WJ.


The Iranian and Arab officials also said that Iran does not plan to limit its response to missiles and drones, as it did in the two previous attacks, and that any missiles used would have more powerful nuclear warheads.


Iran said it mainly fired four different types of intermediate-range ballistic missiles in its October 2 attack on Israel: 1 – Emad and Ghadr missiles and two of Iran’s newest and most advanced, Kheibar Shekan and Fattah.


When Iran plans a retaliatory attack on Israel


Iran does not want to influence the 2024 US presidential elections, scheduled for November 5, with its attack WJ report quoted an Iranian official as saying.


The official also said Iran’s response would come after Tuesday’s vote but before a new president is inaugurated in January.


The officials quoted by WJ also hinted that the Iranian military may participate in future operations against Israel. However, this does not necessarily mean the deployment of troops, but could indicate that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps may not operate independently.


Meanwhile, a report from Fox News Digital quoted Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, as saying: “Assessments from Iranian media and officials have shifted from attempts to downplay the strike to using it to retaliate and to threaten. Make no mistake: Tehran still has the ability to respond. The Islamic Republic can still fire significantly more projectiles and heavier warheads than used in the first two direct attacks on Israel. Escalating without air defense means either leading with the chin or putting the pieces in place to justify a move toward nuclear weapons development.”


With input from authorities


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