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‘We Knew They Would Meet’: How Israel Eliminated Iran’s Top Air Force Brass
- Israeli fighter jets struck an underground facility on the 61st day after issuing Tehran a 60-day ultimatum, targeting Iran's top air force commanders.
- Israel planned the strike by using intelligence to trick Iranian air force leaders into a meeting, distracting them during the attack.
- The operation killed senior IRGC officers including Amir Ali Hajizadeh and used multiple ruses to lower Iran’s suspicion ahead of the attack.
- Trump confirmed he and his team received advance briefing, stating, "Heads-up? It was, we know what's going on," while the U.S. repositioned naval assets nearby.
- The strike, described as very successful, may affect nuclear talks and raised U.S. concerns about possible Iranian retaliation and regime change aims.
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‘We knew they would meet’: How Israel eliminated Iran’s top air force brass
Official tells U.S. outlet Israel used tactical deception to lure Iran’s top air force commanders into a targeted underground meeting, enabling a precision strike that killed senior commanders| Read More ynet – News ...
The Mossad partly resorted to intelligence methods, which could also come from an exciting Hollywood thriller.
Israel Says It Tricked Iran's Air Force
Israel’s attack on Iran is still unfolding with reports in the last hour of new waves of strikes taking place. As more information comes out, it is becoming clear that the Israeli military and intelligence services lived up to the creativity they often use against their enemies. Before any bombs fell or missiles struck their targets, a plan was put in to motion that ensured the Iranian Air Force would be hamstrung during the first few waves of a…
'We knew they would meet': How Israel eliminated Iran's top air force brass
Official tells U.S. outlet Israel used tactical deception to lure Iran’s top air force commanders into a targeted underground meeting, enabling a precision strike that killed senior commanders
Israel tricked Iranian air force commanders into having a meeting to distract them during strike
Israeli security official: “We knew this (our intelligence) would lead them to meet — but more importantly, we knew how to keep them there.” By Vered Weiss, World Israel News An Israeli security official told Fox News that Israel tricked Iran’s leading air force commanders into gathering for a meeting to distract them during a strike on their nuclear facilities. “We carried out specific activities to help us learn more about them, and then used …
Israeli intelligence services fraudulently rounded up high-ranking commanders of the Iranian Air Force at a specific location before striking them.
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