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The Deception of Israel's Defense Systems in the Promised Oath

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Fars News Agency

The Deception of Israel's Defense Systems in the Promised Oath 🔹It has been one year since the Promised Oath 1; the first direct attack by Iran on the occupied territories, which was in response to Israel's strike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus. 🔹This operation had three main objectives, structured through a multi-layered intelligence, operational, and psychological approach: to establish deterrence, to strike the enemy's military structure, and to send a clear message from Iranian soil. Two main phases of the operation: 🔹First wave: Suicide drones and psychological warfare 🔹Utilization of dozens of Shahed 131 and 136 drones with long range and high endurance. 🔸Second wave: Precise missile strike 🔸Firing approximately 200 ballistic missiles (Khaybar-shikan, Emad) and cruise missiles (Paveh) from various bases across Iran. 🖼Main target: Negev Air Base (the point of origin for the attack on the Iranian consulate). Mechanisms of operation design: 🔹International legitimacy: Referencing Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. 🔸Defensive deception: Simultaneous use of drones and missiles to wear down Israel's defense systems. 🔹Diversity of weapons: Combining suicide drones, ballistic missiles, and cruise missiles to confuse the enemy. 🔸Strategic surprise: Media management and silence prior to the operation.

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