Debate Over Fighter Jets or Long-Range Missiles Continues
Washington, D.C. – US intelligence reports suggest that Israel is actively considering a potential strike on Iranian nuclear sites before the end of this year. However, Israeli military planners are still debating whether to use fighter jets or long-range missiles for such an operation, according to sources familiar with the matter.
The reports indicate that Israel perceives Iran’s nuclear advancements as an immediate threat and is weighing its options carefully. While the Israeli Air Force has conducted multiple drills simulating long-range strikes, the challenge of evading Iran’s air defenses remains a critical factor in their planning.
Tensions between Israel and Iran have been escalating, with Israeli officials repeatedly warning that they will not allow Tehran to develop nuclear weapons. Iran, on the other hand, insists that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and has warned of severe retaliation in case of an attack.
US officials are closely monitoring the situation, as a military strike on Iran could lead to broader regional instability. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to contain Iran’s nuclear program through negotiations have stalled, raising concerns about a potential escalation.
While Israel has not officially confirmed any plans for an imminent strike, experts believe that if diplomacy fails, military action could become inevitable.