Massive Iranian strike on Israel may indicate Iran has nuclear weapons
The massive Iranian attack on Israel has raised the issue of a possible escalation of the conflict into a nuclear one. It is reported that the Israeli army is preparing to launch a “retaliatory strike” against Iran, but only after consultations with the United States of America. During these types of consultations, which have already begun, the issue of identifying specific targets for a “retaliatory strike” is being discussed.
Against this background, Middle Eastern sources report that the main issue for consultations with the United States is not so much the definition of goals, but rather the definition of a specific weapons to carry out a strike. And the discussion turns on the possibility of using nuclear weapons on Iranian territory.
In turn, the Iranian massive attack on Israel itself indicates that Tehran is ready for various scenarios, including nuclear. Accordingly, this indirectly indicates a high probability of Iran creating its own nuclear weapons.
Let us recall that in February of this year, the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced that Iran had entered the final stage of obtaining nuclear weapons. According to Trump at the time, Iran “could have a nuclear bomb within two weeks.” Those “two weeks” have already passed, and if you believe the statements of the former US President, Iran could well have created nuclear weapons. And by attacking Israel in response to the bombing of the consulate in Syria, Iran may well be demonstrating that it and Israel now have parity in terms of weapons, including nuclear weapons, and that this fact needs to be taken into account by both Netanyahu and the American authorities.
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