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by Venkata phani kumar.B

Israel’s recent airstrikes on Iranian targets, executed with precision and minimal risk, have significantly heightened Iran’s vulnerabilities. The meticulously planned operation, involving Israeli jets launching waves of munitions from afar, has disrupted Iran’s military capabilities, sending a clear message of deterrence to Tehran’s leadership.

On October 26, Israeli fighter jets struck multiple Iranian military sites, marking a strategic victory as part of Israel’s ongoing defensive stance in the region. The operation targeted several advanced Iranian anti-aircraft systems, effectively reducing Tehran’s aerial defenses and signaling that Israel can reach high-value targets deep within Iranian territory. This success was attributed not only to Israeli Air Force pilots but also to the expertise of maintenance and support teams, who ensured that operations 1,600 kilometers from Israeli airspace could proceed without major malfunctions.

Israel executed the mission knowing the risks of operating so far from home territory, where even minor equipment failures could force pilots into emergency landings in hostile areas. Yet the mission saw “dozens of planes” involved in multiple attack waves, with Israeli jets executing precision strikes as planned. Despite Iran’s foreknowledge of an impending strike, it could not prevent Israel from inflicting considerable damage on its military installations.

Notably, the weakened state of Iranian defenses has left critical sites, including nuclear facilities and oil infrastructure, more exposed than ever. Following this operation, Israel appears positioned to continue targeting Iranian interests if deemed necessary, especially under increased geopolitical pressure from Tehran’s proxy groups, such as Hezbollah, who have lost key assets in the ongoing conflict. Hezbollah’s ability to respond effectively to Israeli actions has diminished, and its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was reportedly killed amid escalating hostilities in southern Lebanon.

As the U.S. administration continues its efforts to prevent further escalation, questions arise over the potential responses by Iran and its allies. The shift in U.S. policy and the potential return of former President Donald Trump could introduce new uncertainties, possibly strengthening Israel’s stance if it perceives the need to target Iran’s nuclear ambitions directly.