Israel attacks Iranian nuclear and missile sites, which leads to revenge on drones – Irish news

Israel attacked the capital of Iran, early on Friday, in strikes targeting the country’s nuclear program and killing at least senior military officers, which raised the possibility of a comprehensive war between the bitter Middle East properties.

It appears to be the most important attack that Iran has faced since its war in the eighties with Iraq.

Tensions faded on the rapidly advanced nuclear program in Iran, and Iran soon took revenge, and sent a drone in Israel while the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khouni warned of a “severe punishment.”

The countries of the region condemned the Israeli attack, while leaders all over the world called for the immediate escalation of both sides.

The Israeli army said about 200 aircraft involved in the initial attack on about 100 targets.

Two security officials said that the country’s spy agency in the country was also able to put explosive drones inside Iran early, and then activate them to target missile launchers at an Iranian base near Tehran.

They said that Israel had also escaped microscopic weapons to central Iran as well as vehicle strike systems, which were activated when the attack began to hit Iranian air defenses.

The Israeli attack struck several sites, including the main nuclear enrichment facility in Iran in Natanz, where black smoke can be seen rising in the air.

Later this morning, Israel said it had destroyed dozens of radar facilities and surface missile launchers in western Iran.

The commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, General Hussein Salami, was confirmed, dead, according to Iranian government television, a major blow to the ruling juniors in Tehran and the immediate escalation of his long and long -standing struggle with Israel.

The Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, General Mohammad Baghri, was also confirmed by Iranian government television. Khamna said that senior military officials and scholars were also killed.

Iran later confirmed that Israel had killed General Amir on his barn, head of the revolutionary goalkeeper. Iranian government television made recognition. And Israel said shortly before the killing of his successors.

He was a leading leader inside the guard, as he supervised the arsenal of ballistic missiles.

In response, Iran has launched more than 100 drones in Israel, with both Iraq and Jordan, confirming that they traveled over the airspace.

Israel said that drones were intercepted outside their air range, and it was not immediately clear whether anything had happened.

In his first public comment on the attacks, US President Donald Trump again urged Iran to reach an agreement with Washington on its nuclear program, with a warning of the social truth platform that Israel’s attacks “will get worse.”

Without saying whether it is familiar with specific Israeli plans, Mr. Trump said, “There is still time to make this massacre, even though the upcoming attacks that were already planned are more brutal, and ended.”

“Iran must make a deal, before there is nothing, and save what was known as the day of the Iranian Empire,” he wrote. “No more death, no more destruction, just do it, before it is too late.”

Washington had warned Israel against an attack during the ongoing negotiations on the Iranian nuclear enrichment program.

She said that the United States did not participate and warn of any revenge targeting interests or United States employees.

It seems likely that the United States will suspect that the attack could be in the near future, as Washington withdrew on Wednesday some American diplomats from the capital of Iraq and offered a voluntary evacuation of the families of the American forces in the broader Middle East.

Israeli leaders have been attacked on an imminent threat that Iran would build nuclear bombs, although it is unclear how close the country is to achieve this or whether Iran is already planning a strike.

Iran maintains its nuclear program for civil purposes only.

“It might be general. This may be within a few months,” as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed, as he pledged to follow up the attack as long as this is necessary to “remove this threat.”

“This is a clear and present danger to the survival of Israel,” he said.

The Israelis rushed to the supermarkets in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and other places to buy bottles in bottles and other supplies, and distribute messages to WhatsApp groups to advise each other to prepare their shelters for a long -term use.

Khameneni said in a statement that Israel “opened its evil and blood -stained hand for a crime in our beloved country, and revealed its malicious nature more than ever before through residential centers for consideration.”

For Mr. Netanyahu, the operation is paid attention to the continuous and increasingly destroyed war in Gaza, which is now more than 20 months old.

Mr. Netanyahu expressed his hope that the attacks would lead to the fall of Iran’s aura, saying that his message to the Iranian people was that the battle was not with them, but with the “brutal dictatorship that pressured you for 46 years”,

The Israeli leader said: “I think the day of your liberation is close,” the Israeli leader said.