Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Tel Aviv will take revenge on Iran for the massive missile attack on October 1.
Points of attention
- Tel Aviv has not yet announced how it plans to retaliate against Iran.
- The US helped Israel repel an Iranian missile attack.
- Such a decision was made by American leader Joe Biden on October 1.
Retribution awaits Iran
Iran made a big mistake today (October 1 — ed.) — and it will pay for it, — said the Prime Minister of Israel.
However, so far Benjamin Netanyahu has not revealed how the revenge will be carried out.
Earlier there was information that Israel could strike back, but this has not happened yet.
What is important to understand is that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claims that this missile attack was a response to Israel's elimination of influential terrorists and aggression in Lebanon against the Iranian-backed Hezbollah group and in the Gaza Strip.
Fears that Iran and the United States will be embroiled in a regional war have grown amid Israel's stepped-up attack on Lebanon over the past two weeks, including the start of a ground operation on Monday, as well as the year-long conflict in the Gaza Strip, the journalists wrote.
The US helped Israel repel an attack by Iran
On the evening of October 1, US President Joe Biden ordered the US military to help Israel repel a massive missile attack by Iran.
Later, there was information that American destroyers, located in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, shot down several Iranian missiles flying at Israel.
It is important to understand that this information was not officially confirmed in the Pentagon.
According to National Security Council Speaker Sean Savett, Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were monitoring the situation with the massive missile attack on Iran.
