Israel's military strikes: attack on Iran's nuclear program started!

Israel's military strikes: attack on Iran's nuclear program started!

Fellbach, Deutschland - The situation in the Middle East continues to come to a head, because today Israel's military has started an attack on Iranian nuclear facilities. This offensive measure is described by Tel Aviv as a "preventive, precise, combined offensive". It aims not only on the controversial nuclear program of Iran, but also on various military facilities. Information about this use was founded by Telegram spread.

as the world reports to a military use of the Iranian nuclear program. It is speculated that Israel may be preparing for an attack to sustainably damage the Iranian nuclear systems, which exist in its variety of 25 to 30. Six of these systems are considered a prestigious targets, including the uranium enrichment system in Natans and the conversion system in Isfahan.

planned goals and military means

in Natans, which plays a central role in the Iranian nuclear program with an area of ​​220,000 m² and around 10,000 centrifuges. According to the information, the centrifuges could be destroyed with just a few GBU-28 bombs, which is known to intervene deeply into the earth. However, at least 20 of these bombs would be required for the complete breakdown of the buildings. Israel's Air Force has 87 F-15 fighter aircraft, about 25 of which could be used for such an attack.

In addition, the plan also contains the destruction of further critical goals such as the heavy water reactor in Arak, for which approximately 10 GBU-10 bombs would be necessary. The hard -to -reach uranium -enrichment system in Fordow is also on the list, as is the weapon production facility in Parchin, on which nuclear explosive heads are being worked on. According to the experts of the world , a military strike could significantly damage the Iranian nuclear program within a week, with political and economic factors Israel's decisions could influence.

international reactions and negotiations

The current excitement about the Iranian nuclear program takes place against the background of tense international negotiations. Washington has been negotiating with Tehran since March, but without any significant progress. Iran's leading man, Ali Khamenei, is ready to talk, but does not make any concessions. SRF lifts that the next round of negotiations is set for Sunday, but the expectations are low. The UN Atomic Agency IAEA is pushing for measures due to the Iranian violations of the nuclear locking contract.