Tel Aviv maneuver on approving $ 1.5 billion budget to attack Iran
The approval of the $ 1.5 billion budget and the maneuver on it are in line with the complementarity of the anti-resistance movement and the synergy with the pro-Tel Aviv currents, with the aim of reducing the burden of the security challenges of the Zionist regime.
According to the Pak Sahaft news agency, quoted by Sputnik, the Zionist regime has agreed to allocate $ 1.5 billion to train its troops for a possible attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
The above amount, as mentioned, includes more than $ 930,000 from the previous budget plus more than $ 620,000 from the next budget of the regime’s cabinet, which is scheduled to be approved in November.
The report follows a recent statement by the US Air Force stating that a new US-made bomb, the GBU-72, or “trench-breaker”, has the power to penetrate deep into the shelter and underground trenches, has successfully passed its test.
According to Zionist media, the 2,260-kilogram (5,000) bomb may be used to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.
The Times of Israel reported in this regard that the GBU-72 bomb must be carried by a fighter or a heavy bomber, and Israel does not have bombers capable of carrying such bombs, but instead has a smaller, similar bomb called the GBU-28. 28) Sold secretly to Israel in 2009.
Despite this, it seems unlikely that GBU-28 will be able to be effective in the possible attacks of the Zionist regime on Iran’s nuclear facilities at Fordow, which is located deep in the mountains.
Earlier, regime officials used rhetoric against Tehran and its peaceful nuclear program to mediate their threats to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.
The head of the Israeli Joint Chiefs of Staff, Aviv Kukhawi, announced in January that the regime’s military is developing new operational plans for a strong military strike, and in August it claimed that the progress of Iran’s nuclear program had prompted the regime’s military to accelerate its operational plans with a new budget.
He has recently claimed in his claims that the Tel Aviv will continue its anti-Iranian actions to destroy Tehran’s capabilities.
According to Kukhawi, the Tel Aviv’s operations to counter Iran’s capabilities will continue anywhere and anytime, and the program will expand against Iran’s nuclear program.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, speaking at the UN General Assembly’s annual session, claimed that Iran’s nuclear program was at a critical juncture and said that the regime’s “tolerance” is over. He continued: Words do not prevent the centrifuges from rotating.
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The threats and nonsense of the Zionist officials come at a time when Iran, while emphasizing the peaceful nature of its nuclear program, has called on the international community to be the only holder of nuclear warheads and not to join the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Experts believe that because the Zionists do not have the necessary capability against Iran in practice, they only resort to media and space threats, and the regime, which has been repeatedly defeated by Lebanese Hezbollah and Palestinian resistance groups, cannot line up against the Islamic Republic with a host of point-and-shoot missiles, therefore, their threats against Iran are not very significant and have been repeated many times.
On the other hand, according to many experts on regional issues, Iran’s response to any possible action of the Zionist regime will not be limited to the same level and will be tied to the life of this regime.