Iran attacked Israel with drones, but there's a nuance - assessment

Over the past day, Iran launched drones toward Israel, but not from Iranian territory, which is a key nuance. Tehran has formed a new list of targets in case of direct involvement in the conflict. Attention is focused on US steps: Jerusalem does not rule out an expansion of the American campaign against Iran, increasing the risk of retaliatory attacks on Israel.

Over the past day, Iran sent drones toward Israel, but the launch was not carried out from Iranian territory, which is a key nuance, reports Channel 12. Tehran has formed a new list of targets in Israeli territory for possible strikes in the event of Iran's direct entry into the conflict. The list includes objects whose destruction, according to Iranian authorities, could cause long-term damage and increase emigration. The main focus now is on Washington's next steps: Jerusalem does not rule out that President Trump may expand the military campaign against Iran, including strikes on infrastructure and leadership, which increases the risk of retaliatory attacks on Israel. Earlier, Kursur wrote that Tehran seeks to avoid direct involvement of Israel, realizing the severe consequences of opening a second front.