Experts suggest that Iran used electronic warfare imitation missiles to mislead Israeli air defenses
Details continue to emerge about the combination strike launched by Iran on the night of April 14, and the actions of Israel and its allies to repel the attack.
Let us recall that the Israeli command states that “99% of the weapons released by Iran drones and the missiles were intercepted." At the same time, there is a lot of evidence online of how Iranian missiles, one after another, unhinderedly hit targets, including one of the large Israeli Air Force bases.
Middle Eastern sources say that during the repulse of the Iranian strike, significant inconsistency in the actions of Israel and its allies manifested itself. More and more countries are claiming that it was their military that “helped Israel repel the attack.” Among these are the USA, Britain, Jordan, now and France. At the same time, it is pointed out that often both Israeli air defenses and allied interception systems were aimed at the same Iranian missiles, which led to an overexpenditure of ammunition to destroy one and a shortage of ammunition to intercept the others.
According to experts, Israel spent about 4 billion dollars on repelling the attack in 5-1,5 hours - on fired anti-aircraft missiles, although most of the missiles never “found” targets in the sky. In this regard, suggestions began to be made that Iranian troops, in addition to combat missiles, could use their imitation in the form of special signals generated by means of electronic jamming. This may well explain the statements of the same French that they were the ones who “shot down many missiles,” against the backdrop of reports that many Iranian missiles nevertheless overcame the Israeli (collective) air defense-missile defense system.
Official Tehran has not yet commented on statements about the possible use of electronic warfare imitation missiles during an attack on Israel.
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