Media: Israel's "Daytime Attack" is to Catch Off Guard, "Iran Will Not Anticipate an Attack During the Day"
[Global Network Quick News] According to reports from the "Israel Times" and Israel's Channel 12 TV on February 28, citing anonymous sources, the joint U.S.-Israel operation has been in planning for months. The Israeli media also stated that Israel chose to launch the first attack during the day to catch Iran off guard, as Iran would not expect to be attacked in daylight.
On the 28th local time, explosions were heard in Tehran, the capital of Iran. Israeli Defense Minister Katz stated that a "preemptive" strike had been launched against Iran. Al Jazeera reported on the 28th, citing U.S. officials, that the U.S. and Israel have initiated a joint military operation against Iran, aimed at destroying Iran's security apparatus. Additionally, Iranian officials indicated that they are preparing for retaliatory actions, which will be "devastating."
Israel launched a surprise airstrike on Iran on February 28, aiming to catch Iranian forces off guard. This operation, planned for several months, involved collaboration with the U.S. and targeted Iran's security infrastructure. Following the attack, Iranian officials indicated preparations for a significant retaliatory response.
- Israel conducted a surprise airstrike on Iran during the day.
- The operation was planned for several months.
- Iran's response is expected to be devastating.
- The attack aims to dismantle Iran's security system.
- U.S. officials confirmed their involvement in the operation.