Iran gets help from Russia for attacks on Israel

 DC Daily Journal:

Joe Biden has plunged the world into war and destruction. Now it has all come to a head.

Because Iran made an apocalyptic threat that left Biden hyperventilating.

The international community is on edge thanks to plenty of foreign policy failures from the Biden administration.

Everyone knows Israel has been embroiled in a war for the past six months that has seen Hamas be nearly annihilated.

The terrorist group has gotten much of its funding from radical neighbors, including Qatar and Iran.

But up until recently, the support came in the form of weapons, money, and supplies – a classic proxy war.

That all changed when Iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones directly at Israel.

Hilariously, Israel was able to shoot down 99% of the incoming projectiles, but Iran still claimed it’s strike was a success.

Now the ball is in Israel’s court. Will they respond in kind? Iran knows they don’t have the same capabilities to defend themselves, so they’re making a huge threat we’ve never seen before.

Iran is apparently receiving a fearsome arsenal from Russia, including anti-aircraft launchers and fighter jets, and has threatened to unleash weaponry it has never used before in “a severe, extensive, and painful response” to Israel’s “slightest action”.

According to Abolfazl Amouei, a spokeswoman for the Iranian Parliament’s National Security Committee, the Islamic Republic “will confront any Israeli aggression and respond to it.”

“We are ready to use weapons that we have not used before,” the official told Al-Mayadeen News, according to the Economic Times.

Separately, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi warned Israel that if it takes even the “slightest action,” it will suffer “a severe, extensive, and painful response.”

“The blind support of some Western countries to the Zionist regime is the cause of tension in the region,” he stated, according to the Daily Express.

“We will respond in a massive, broad and painful manner to the slightest action targeting Iranian interests.”
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Any more such "successes" by Iran would be laughable.  I suspect that Israel still has the resources it needs to hit Iran's weapon facilities. 

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