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Iran Threatens Israel With Strikes on Key Infrastructure in Future War
Iran's Ebrahim Azizi threatened Israel with strikes on key infrastructure, stating the country could become uninhabitable within an hour if attacked. A map published by Azizi showed potential targets including water, energy, and defense facilities near major cities.
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What happened
- 01Iranian official Ebrahim Azizi threatened to make Israel uninhabitable within an hour in a future conflict.
- 02Iran has identified key Israeli infrastructure, including water and energy facilities, as potential targets.
- 03A map published by Azizi showed potential strike locations near major Israeli cities like Tel Aviv and Haifa.
- 04The Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Research Center near Dimona was also marked as a potential target.
- 05Israel fears Iran may advance its nuclear program during a potential pause in U.S. operations.
Israeli officials worry Iran may advance its nuclear program during a potential lull in U.S. operations.
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