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Iran attack, Ballistic missiles, Israel at war

With trembling hands: more uncovered details about the Iranian attack

Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, and Iran's foreign minister opposed the attack on Israel, fearing its consequences until the last moment, the New York Times reports. The "New York Times" publishes new details about last night's attack by Iran during which hundreds of ballistic missiles were launched at Israel, most of which were intercepted by Israel and its allies.

An anti-missile system fires interception missiles as rockets fired from Lebanon, seen from Kiryat Shmona, July 16, 2024
Photo by Ayal Margolin/Flash90

According to the report, Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, and Iran's foreign minister opposed the attack and feared its consequences until the last moment. Even after they were convinced that Israel should be attacked, Khamenei hesitated about the timing and scope of the attack. According to the report, the two eventually agreed to go on a move against Israel, after great pressure exerted on them by senior officers in the Revolutionary Guards, until yesterday at noon the fallout broke.

As mentioned, the United States, France, Jordan and other countries acted last night together with Israel to intercept the hundreds of ballistic missiles that were fired from Iran at Israel, a foreign source involved in the issue told Khan News. The source added that the joint activity succeeded in thwarting most of the threats that posed a danger to In addition, the foreign source said that the situation in the Middle East is a real concern: "If it looks like a regional war, this is probably the beginning of a regional war."

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