One year ago, Israel’s Operation Days of Repentance struck deep inside Iran, crippling its ballistic missile production and air defenses—marking a decisive blow that paved the way for future IDF operations.
Tehran may now try sourcing mixers and propellant chemicals abroad, but sanctions have tightened, and replacement timelines are long.
A total of a dozen aircraft were deployed for the strike, including four F-35 stealth fighters and eight F-15 fighter jets.
Earlier on Sunday, Israeli Air Force fighter jets crossed into Iranian territory to strike missile storage facilities located approximately 2,200 kilometers (1,360 miles) away in the Yazd region.
The Iranian regime is not merely a regional menace. It is a global threat. By Yuval David, Algemeiner As missiles rain down on Israel, they
David’s Sling was jointly developed by Israel’s government-owned Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and the US defense contractor Raytheon.
A direct military campaign against Yemen would play directly into Iran’s hands. Not only would it be logistically difficult and potentially prolonged, but it would also have limited strategic impact.
The Iran-backed Houthi rebels have launched multiple missiles and drones at Israel since October 7, 2023.
