IDF changes its preparation system for a possible war with Iran - WSJ

The IDF has changed its preparation system for a possible war with Iran, according to The Wall Street Journal. Following Operation 'Roar of the Lion', the Air Force conducted an analysis and updated training programs, focusing on rapid decision-making under high pressure. The reform affected airspace management and air defense.

The IDF has changed its preparation system for a possible war with Iran, according to The Wall Street Journal. Following Operation 'Roar of the Lion' in Iran, the IDF Air Force conducted a comprehensive analysis of the airspace management system and used the findings to update training programs for specialists. The main focus of the reform is preparing personnel to make decisions under high pressure, when long-range strikes occur simultaneously, air defense operates, and a large number of military aircraft are in the air. A senior source emphasized that training programs were revised with an emphasis on rapid decision-making, and this principle is now applied not only in airspace management but also in the air defense system. Earlier, 'Kursor' reported that the IDF believes Israel and the US have sufficient stocks of air defense systems and weapons in case of a new confrontation with Iran, and also refutes reports of a shortage of interceptor missiles. In addition, according to three Israeli sources, the IDF has increased its level of combat readiness and begun preparing operational scenarios in case of further escalation of the US-Iran confrontation.