Original title: Iran and Israel renewed due to nuclear weapons disputes. Both countries said they would take countermeasures.
Recently, Iran and Israel have renewed a dispute over nuclear weapons. After Israel said last week that it would take “certain measures” against Iran’s development of nuclear weapons, Iran responded on October 24 and urged the UN Security Council to take action on the matter.
According to a report by the Russian Satellite News Agency on the 25th, the Times of Israel and other media revealed last week that the Israeli government has approved a budget of 5 billion NIS (approximately RMB 9.95 billion) to attack Iran’s domestic nuclear facilities. prepare for. In response, Iran has counterattacked while denying its intention to develop nuclear weapons.
In addition to the content of the budget disclosed by the Israeli media last week, on October 19, Israeli Finance Minister Avigdor Liberman warned that the outbreak of conflict between Iraq and Israel was “inevitable”. Therefore, Israel should “preemptive” and launch an offensive against Iran to prevent it from producing nuclear bombs.
Regarding Israel’s moves, Ali Shamkhani, secretary of the Supreme Security Council of Iran, said on the 24th, “Compared with the 5 billion NIS budget, Israel should take countermeasures against Iran. Be prepared.” However, he did not disclose the specific measures.
Currently, Iran holds conventional ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. The report pointed out that, theoretically, if conflicts broke out between Iraq and Israel, some of the missiles of the Iraqi side could directly attack Israel. In addition, Iran has some allies around it, such as Lebanon and Syria, which can provide certain military assistance to Iran.
From the perspective of Iran, Israel poses a “provocative and adventurous threat” to Iran’s nuclear program. On October 19, Iran’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Majid Takht Ravanchi, emphasized in a letter to the UN Security Council that Iran will decisively respond to any threats while retaining its right to self-defense. At the same time, he urged the UN Security Council to fulfil its obligations under the UN Charter and hold Israel accountable for the consequences of its illegal actions.
At this stage, the Israeli government does not comment on whether Israel holds nuclear weapons. However, Israel warned that they would target countries with nuclear weapons in the Middle East.
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