Iran continues its nuclear programme

Iran's nuclear programme is not destroyed - another Israeli attack is almost inevitable

According to The New York Times, A new Israeli attack on Iran could be a matter of time, since Iran's nuclear programme continues to operate and, despite sanctions and previous strikes, was not destroyed.

Many analysts in the Gulf region believe that Israel perceives Iran's nuclear programme as existential threat - and is therefore ready to act independently if diplomatic means fail.

Preparing for a possible attack

Iran, in turn, is not, preparing for the next attack. According to Iranian officials, missile plants operate around the clock, and in the event of a new conflict, Tehran plans to answer on a larger scale, than in June this year.

«We are ready to fire not 500 but 2,000 missiles simultaneously to break through the Israeli defences,» said representatives of the Iranian government.

Such an escalation, according to observers, could become the biggest clash between Iran and Israel in recent decades, The risk of escalation into a regional war.

Context.

Israel has repeatedly inflicted targeted strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and military-industrial complex facilities. At the same time, Tehran insists that its nuclear programme has peaceful nature.

Washington calls on both sides to exercise restraint, but US officials admit that The risk of a large-scale clash remains extremely high.