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Israel’s velocity at which it ‘took down’ Iranian air defences was ‘surprising’, ex-Mossad intelligence chief claims

By Editorial Board Published June 18, 2025 4 Min Read
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Israel’s velocity at which it ‘took down’ Iranian air defences was ‘surprising’, ex-Mossad intelligence chief claims

On 13 June, the Israeli army, in an operation referred to as “Rising Lion”, began finishing up aerial assaults on Iran, hitting websites together with a few of its most essential nuclear installations.

Israel mentioned Iran was on the verge of constructing a nuclear bomb – one thing Tehran has at all times denied looking for from its uranium enrichment programme.

Since these air assaults, each international locations have been buying and selling every day missile strikes.

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Assaults in Tehran in a single day

Reside updates: US prepares evacuation flights from Israel

Ex-Mossad boss Zohar Palti informed The World with Yalda Hakim that it took his nation’s air pressure 36-48 hours to “dominate completely” the skies above Iran.

“This is shocking in a way. This is amazing,” he mentioned.

He added: “We thought that it would be much harder, you know, because I don’t want to brag or do things like that. I mean, it was much more fast than we anticipated.”

Israeli ceasefire ‘could possibly be in days’

Mr Palti mentioned he believes that in two days to per week, Israel “can call” a ceasefire.

“We will need of course the international community and when I say the international community, it’s basically the Americans in this case and no doubt we will need the support of the E3, meaning the Europeans,” he added.

Iran denies looking for nuclear weapons and factors to its proper to nuclear expertise for peaceable functions, together with enrichment.

Mr Palti mentioned the People have the flexibility to “take all the [Iranian] regime in a couple of hours”.

He mentioned Iran’s Supreme Chief Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was at a “crossroads” and had two choices – “the existence of the regime” which might “jeopardise the Americans” or “give up his inspiration right now to build a military nuclear bomb. I think it’s an easy decision”.

Zohar Palti, former Mossad director of intelligence

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Zohar Palti, former Mossad director of intelligence

Some Israeli officers have admitted Israel will not be capable of fully destroy Iran’s nuclear programme, until US bombers drop ordnance that may penetrate websites buried deep underground.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has warned that any US strikes focusing on the Islamic Republic will “result in irreparable damage for them” and that his nation wouldn’t bow to Donald Trump’s name for give up.

On Wednesday, President Trump wouldn’t say whether or not he has determined to order an American strike on Iran.

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Iran: US could face 'irreparable damage' if military get involved

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed on Monday that Israel’s management of Iranian airspace was “a game-changer”.

And nationwide safety adviser Tzachi Hanegbi mentioned pilots might function “against countless more targets” over Tehran, due to the destruction of “dozens and dozens” of air defence batteries.

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Within the newest bombing, Israel mentioned its air pressure destroyed the headquarters of Iran’s inside safety service.

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