Iran International reports that Israel plans to use new fast munitions capable of reaching hundreds of targets in Iran within minutes, should the Iranian regime launch an exceptional attack on Israeli energy infrastructure. The report adds that such a strike would deliver a severe blow to the regime, leading to its immediate collapse.
The report by Iran International, published Saturday evening, lays out a scenario in which Israel would respond to an Iranian attack on Israeli energy infrastructure with a massive strike using new fast munitions against hundreds of targets across Iran. The outlet claims the regime would face a debilitating blow leading to its collapse. The report comes on the same evening that The Zioneer reported a threat from an Iranian journalist close to the regime—Ali Golhaki—who warned that Tehran would strike regional and Israeli infrastructure if its own energy sites were hit. These parallel threats reflect the escalating direct confrontation between Israel and Iran, following weeks of Israeli and US warnings of strikes on Iranian facilities. The report is based on a single source and remains unverified.
- ConfirmedIranian journalist close to regime: Iran plans to strike regional and Israeli infrastructure if energy sites hit
- DevelopingU.S. official warns Israel will strike major Iranian facilities
- DevelopingAnalyst assesses Israel increasing strike tempo to signal Iran that linking fronts will fail
- StrongReport: US informs Israel of plan to escalate strikes on Iran, target Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site with heavy bombers
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