Israel began planning an attack on Iran 15 years ago

On June 28, local time, Iran held a state funeral for several commanders and nuclear scientists to mourn the more than 60 compatriots killed in the Israeli attack.

The 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran has come to an end. In addition to focusing on domestic reconstruction, the Iranian government has also decided to set up a special legal working group to review the aggressive actions of the United States and Israel in the conflict.

Iran held a state funeral for more than 60 victims

On the morning of the 28th, a grand funeral was held in Tehran, the capital of Iran, to mourn the more than 60 senior generals, nuclear scientists, journalists, women and children who died in the large-scale conflict between Israel and Iran, including Mohammad Bagheri, former Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, and Salami, former Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran.

Iranian President Pezehziyan, Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf and other senior officials attended the funeral.

Reporter Li Jiannan: Iranian officials said that in addition to commemorating the victims of the Israeli-Iranian conflict, this funeral not only reflects the Iranian people’s accusation of the US and Israel’s aggression against Iran, but also shows the unity within Iran, which is an important force for Iran to resist foreign invasion.

Iranian officials: Will decisively respond to the actions of the “enemy”

Iranian Interior Minister Momeni said at the memorial ceremony on the 28th that the actions of the United States and Israel prove that they have failed to fulfill any promises. The Iranian armed forces are highly vigilant and will decisively respond to any malicious actions or violations of promises by the “enemy”.

Iranian Judicial Director Ejai also said on the same day that the International Atomic Energy Agency should not expect Iran to “open its arms to its” cooperation with Iran’s “enemies”. Earlier, the Iranian parliament passed a bill on the 25th to suspend Iran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The Iranian government decided to review the US-Israel aggression

Majid Ansari, Iran’s vice president for judicial affairs, announced on the 28th that the Iranian government decided to set up a special legal working group to “review the aggression of Israel and the United States.”

Majid Ansari said in a statement that the working group will comprehensively review the legal matters related to the crimes of the United States and Israel in carrying out military aggression against Iran, violating Iran’s territory and sovereignty, threatening Iran’s national territorial integrity, assassinating senior Iranian military and security officials and nuclear scientists, and killing Iranian civilians.

Source: Israel began planning as early as 15 years ago

The British “Times” reported on the 27th of this month that Israeli intelligence personnel have infiltrated the core of Iran’s missile and nuclear programs and have been collecting secret intelligence for many years.

A source told the “Times” on the 27th that Israel has been monitoring multiple locations in Iran through intelligence personnel for many years, and “ground personnel have been deployed in advance” at each location. It is said that Israel began preparing to strike Iran as early as 2010.

The United States and Israel have consumed a large number of “THAAD” missiles in recent conflicts

After Israel launched a large-scale air strike on Iran in the early morning of the 13th of this month, Israel and Iran launched multiple rounds of attacks on each other. The United States launched air strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities on the 21st, Eastern Time. Iran launched a missile attack on the U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar on the 23rd in retaliation. On the 24th, according to the timetable announced by the United States, Israel and Iran ceased fire.

Jordanian photographer Zaid Abadi recently posted six conflict videos of Iranian ballistic missiles attacking Israel from Amman during this round of Israel-Iran conflict on social media.

Some analysts, based on video materials, combined with geographic positioning and missile ignition timing, have calculated from these videos that Israel used 34 “Arrow-3” anti-missile interceptors, 9 “Arrow-2” anti-missile interceptors and 39 U.S. “THAAD” interceptors in the interception operation. Each “THAAD” missile is estimated to cost about $12.8 million. The analysis estimates that the interception operation in the video, the value of the “THAAD” missile alone is more than $498 million.

Newsweek reported, citing Bulgarian Military News and Military Watch Magazine, that the United States deployed about 15% to 20% of its global THAAD missile interceptor system inventory in the recent Israeli-Iranian conflict. Earlier, there were reports that Iran had more missiles than the total number of interceptor missiles in the United States and Israel, raising concerns about Israel’s long-term defense capabilities.