Revealing the role of Jordan and the Arabs’ betrayal in defending Israel after the bombing of Isfahan in Iran

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The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation revealed the type of missile that Israel used in its attack on Iran, which is the Israeli-made Rampage missile, whose speed exceeds sound. She pointed out that this missile is difficult to detect by air defenses and reached its target successfully due to its ability to correct its path. She said he was carrying a warhead weighing 150 kilograms and had a range of 145 kilometres.

The New York Times newspaper, citing officials, revealed that the weapon with which Israel targeted the air defenses of the Iranian Natanz nuclear site carried technology that enabled it to evade Iranian radars. Western officials said the strike was intended to send a message to Iran that Israel could bypass Iranian defense systems without being detected, and paralyze them.

Two Iranian officials confirmed to the newspaper that the Israeli weapon hit an S-300 anti-aircraft system at a military base in Isfahan province, a story supported, according to the New York Times, by satellite images it analyzed that show damage to the S-300 system’s radar in 8th Shikari Air Base in Isfahan.

Two Western officials stated that a missile was launched from a warplane that was “far from Israeli or Iranian airspace, and neither the plane nor the missile entered Jordanian airspace, in a calculated step to distance Amman from any possible repercussions of the retaliatory strike after it helped shoot down Iranian missiles and drones on its way.” To Israel a week ago.

The two Iranian officials confirmed that the Iranian army did not detect intrusions into its airspace on Friday, including drones, missiles and aircraft. The official Iranian news agency, IRNA, reported that there were no missile attacks, and that the Iranian air defense system had not been activated. It was not clear what type of weapon targeted the Iranian air defense system. Three Western officials and two Iranian officials confirmed on Friday that Israel had used drones and at least one missile fired from a warplane. Earlier, Iranian officials said that the attack on the military base was carried out by small drones, most likely launched from inside Iranian territory.

Western officials noted that “Israel’s use of drones launched from inside Iran and a missile that it was unable to detect was intended to give Iran an idea of what a large-scale attack might look like,” and added that the attack “was designed to make Iran think twice before launching an attack.” Directly on Israel in the future.”

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian downplayed the importance of the attack that was attributed to Israel and targeted central Iran on Friday, comparing it to a children's game and stressing that there will be no Iranian retaliatory response unless Tehran's "interests" are targeted. On Friday, Iranian official media reported that explosions were heard at dawn near a military base in Isfahan province, after the Iranian air defense system “succeeded in shooting down several” drones.

American media quoted American officials as saying that Israel launched a strike on Iran in response to the unprecedented Iranian attack that targeted it on April 13. Amir Abdullahian said, on Friday, in an interview with the American network NBC, “What happened last night was not an attack.” He added that it was "two or three drones, the ones that children play with in Iran." He continued: "As long as there is no new adventure (military attack) by the Israeli regime against Iran's interests, we will not respond."

Israel has sent a clear message