Israel's tactics for Iran strike

Israel has simulated a large-scale aerial attack on Iran using dozens of fighter jets launched from airbases in southern Israel, aiming to test Iranian missile defense capabilities and monitor potential flight paths. The training seeks to evaluate Iran's ability to detect and respond to such aircraft, especially given the distance of approximately 1,400 kilometers, which requires mid-air refueling and precise logistical support. Despite Israel's technological superiority with advanced fighters like the F-35 and F-15, executing a comprehensive operation unilaterally demands meticulous intelligence and logistical coordination, potentially with U.S. support for information and facilitation. The success of the operation depends on bypassing Iranian defenses, handling the challenges posed by the distance, and whether Israel can carry out the strike and achieve its objectives with minimal losses.

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