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      Israel: "The die is cast" - They will attack in the next
      24 to 48 hours on the metropolitan territory of Iran.
      The decision was made by the Israeli war council - Biden's attempt to restrain
      them failed

      It seems that the "die has been cast" and Israel will respond to
      Iran's blow caused by the bombing of the Iranian embassy in
      Damascus and the death of 7 senior Tehran officials.
      Information from the war council in Tel Aviv that is nearing its end
      is the insult of Iran and all that is being considered is the type and
      size of the response.
      It will certainly be with conventional weapons, certainly F-35 Adir
      and F-15EX strike fighters will be used, but also missile
      submarines.
      One source says there is a strong section of Israeli council members
      who favor simply firing ballistic missiles at Iranian targets to limit
      themselves to a "proportionate" response.
      The USA is strongly opposed to the operation because they know
      that Iran will respond again with much more powerful weapons than
      the Shahed-136 drones (they are powered by a ... "duck" and are only
      suitable for attacks with a radius of up to 200 km .), mobilising its
      ballistic arsenal.
      Iran has the largest and most diverse arsenal of ballistic missiles in the
      Middle East, totaling more than 3,000, and last night launched only
      about 150.
      Most were acquired from foreign sources, primarily North Korea. The
      Islamic Republic is the only country to have developed a 2,000 km
      missile without first possessing a nuclear weapons capability.
      Iran's indigenous family of Fateh -110 solid-fuel missiles has
      achieved the accuracy required to reliably destroy military and
      critical targets, as demonstrated in its January 2020 strike against
      US forces stationed at Ayn al Asad Air Base in Iraq using Zolfaghar
      missiles.
      Iran's space program, which includes the successful launch of several
      small, low-Earth orbit satellites using Safir and Qased rockets,
      demonstrates the country's growing ambitions and technical prowess.
      After several failed launches between 2016 and 2022, the larger, more
      powerful Simorgh successfully placed three satellites into orbit in early
      2024.
                      

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