Iranian Official Threatens Israel With Infrastructure Map
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
An Iranian official, Ebrahim Azizi, published a map of Israeli infrastructure and threatened that one mistake could make Israel uninhabitable within an hour. The map highlighted strategic sites including power plants and desalination facilities. The threat was issued amid rising regional security tensions and fears in Tehran of further attacks.
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- Iranian official Ebrahim Azizi published a map of Israeli strategic infrastructure.
- Azizi threatened that one mistake could make Israel uninhabitable in under an hour.
- The map marked power plants, desalination facilities, and the Dimona nuclear center.
- The threat was issued amid heightened security tensions and fears in Tehran.
- Key infrastructure sites in multiple Israeli cities were highlighted on the map.
Ebrahim Azizi, Chairman of the National Security and Foreign Affairs Committee of the Iranian Parliament, published a map on social media platform X on Saturday, highlighting strategic infrastructure across Israel. The map included power plants, desalination facilities, and the nuclear research center in Dimona. Azizi accompanied the map with a threat, stating that a single mistake by Israel could render the country uninhabitable in under an hour. He warned that such an error could lead to widespread damage within Israel. The map specifically marked vital facilities in energy, water, transportation, and industry, alongside defense and strategic installations. Locations indicated included desalination plants, power stations, oil facilities, and major bridges in areas such as Haifa, Hadera, Ashdod, Ashkelon, and Tel Aviv, as well as the nuclear research center in Dimona. This threat comes amid heightened security tensions and concerns in Tehran regarding potential further attacks.
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