Missiles of Iran on April 13, 2024, were launched on Israel had a decisive result: Iran’s deterrent power was nothing more than an illusion. After that, we saw several events that changed the region’s situation.
The crash of Ebrahim Raeesi’s helicopter, the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the explosion of the Pagers of the Lebanese Hezbollah members, the assassination of all the high-ranking commanders of the Lebanese Hezbollah, and most importantly, the killing of Hassan Nasrallah, who the most important representative of the Islamic Republic in the Middle East.
Although in the middle of the road after the death of Ebrahim Raisi, the Islamic Republic tried to transfer the conflicts from the field of military war to the field of diplomacy by introducing Masoud Pezeshkian as a moderate president, to find a suitable opportunity to revive its deterrent power, but the killing of Hassan Nasrallah is a sign of It was that time is short and he should take action as soon as possible.
Although the United States officials had clearly stated that they would respond to any action by the Islamic Republic in the hardest way, the religious regime decided to revive its missile deterrent forces with some changes. This time on October 1, 2024, it only used ballistic missiles. In the early hours, everyone thought that the religious regime committed suicide, but after a few hours and the release of videos and photos related to this operation, new information was obtained.
About 200 ballistic Missiles of Iran on April 13, 2024, were launched on Israel and had a decisive result: Iran’s deterrent power was nothing more than an illusion. After that, we saw several events that changed the region’s situation. have been launched at Israel and the resulting damage seems less than the attack of several 60 mm mortars. This high volume of launched with this small amount of damage proves one thing: The Islamic Republic did not seek to hit Israel, because it is basically unable to hit Israel with its current facilities. It just wanted to show that it could get through the defense system of Israel and its allies.
A ballistic missile with this amount of destruction is more like a toy and is considered a deadly weapon only when it carries a nuclear warhead. After the attack, American officials claimed that 90 percent of the missiles were shot down by the defense system, and Iranian officials and regional Islamist media claimed that 90 percent of them managed to pass through the Iron Dome. This is while the Israeli authorities, regardless of the extent of damage and the success or failure of the Islamic Republic’s operation, are only talking about a retaliatory attack with high destruction.
Therefore, two parallel approaches have been formed on the Israeli-American front: the first approach, with debates about Iran’s deterrence power, is looking for possible negotiations, which, although it can gain many points from Iran, will reproduce the presence of Islamism in the region. As always, Qatar represents this approach. The second approach is related to the Israeli authorities, who believe that with the destruction of Iran’s nuclear facilities, they will be relieved forever.
Video description:
1. The number of Missiles of Iran launched is very high. Later it was found that nearly 200 ballistic missiles were launched.
2. Hossain Salami, the Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC, counts the number of missiles passed of the defense system.
3. We see the fall of one of the Missiles of Iran, which does not damage a car at a maximum distance of 10 to 15 meters. Meanwhile, the damage radius of the 60 mm mortar is about 15 meters.
4. Photos that show the extent of damage caused by ballistic missile attacks. They are very minor.
5. Sullivan: The attack of the Islamic Republic failed.
6. Al-Jazeera: 90 percent of the Missiles of Iran passed through the Iron Dome defense system.
7. IRGC: 90% of the launches hit the targets successfully.
8. Netanyahu: Iran made a big mistake tonight and will pay for it.
9. Joe Biden: I don’t agree with Israel’s attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
10. Pezeshkian trip to Qatar. Again, Qatar, and again, Qatar…
