DONALD TRUMP WARNS THE INCOMPETENT WEF ELITE ARE PUSHING THE WORLD TO THE BRINK OF WW3
IRAN S HYPERSONIC MISSILES OVERWHELM ISRAEL AND USA AIR DEFENCES
WILL ANOTHER WAVE OF HYPERSONIC MISSILES BE NUCLEAR?
REPORTS SAY ISRAEL S PRIZE F 35 JETS WERE DESTROYED IN A DESERT AIRBASE
MOSSAD HQ WAS DAMAGED
NETANYAHU S PLANE ALMOST SHOT DOWN
ESCALATION IS SET TO TRIGGER OIL PRICE SURGE AND A WAVE OF INFLATION IN THE WEST, ACCELERATING THE COLLAPSE OF THE DOLLAR AS THE RESERVE CURRENCY
COUPLED WITH THE PORT STRIKE, OIL PRICE HIKES MAY PUSH MANY US BUSINESSES TO BANKRUPTCY
ISRAEL HAS VERY FEW OPTIONS TO RETALIATE IF ITS AIR MISSILE DEFENCES AND F 35 S HAVE BEEN NEUTRALIZED
IRAN ALLEGEDLY HAS A STOCKPILE OF THOUSANDS OF HYPERSONIC MISSILES
ONE MAY HAVE THE NAME OF NETANYAHU S BUNKER ON IT
Iran overnight launched a wave of hypersonic missiles at Israel, forcing 10 million people to take refuge in bomb shelters as missiles penetrating Israel s air defences hit its coastal cities, the Mossad HQ as well as a key airbase in the Negev.
According to media reports, the missiles destroyed Israel s F35 fighter jets housed in the desert air base.
Iran said it used the hypersonic Fatteh-2, with a maximum speed estimated at 10,000mph to penetrate Israel s air defences.
200 missiles were used in the attack.
Iran may have a stockpile of thousands of hypersonic missiles, which would give Iran an overwhelming technological superiority to Israel whose domestic weapons cannot defend against or match the hypersonic missiles.
But the succss of the Iranian attack is also bad news for US, UK and Europe who arm Israel and whose air defenses have been exposed as outdated and ineffective also in the Ukraine.
The pin point strikes of the hypersonic missiles on Mossad s HQ and a key airbase suggest Iran is targetting the brains and command centres of Israel.
Netanyahu s plane, the Wing of Zion, was targetted by missile as it landed in Ben Gurion airport but the missile was intercepted.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/idf-intercepts-houthi-ballistic-missile-fired-at-central-israel-for-3rd-time-this-month/
Netanyahu took shelter in a bunker in Jerusalem. But there must be concerns that even high security bunkers cannot withstand a direct hit.
The targets underline the way the governments leaders belonging to the WEF elite are becoming priority targets in strikes in Israel as well as in the Ukraine.
According to the media, the stockpile of missiles Israel needs for its Iron Dome air defences seems to be close to exhaustion with bottlenecks in production.
In addition, these missiles are extremely expensive costing hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars presenting a strain on the country s budget
There were some interceptions of the hypersonic missiles but most missiles seem to have penetrated the air defences. Videos shows dozens of missiles flying through the skies of Israel and raining explosonsonto Tel Aviv and other cities.
The escalation could push oil prices sky high and trigger a wave of inflation and accelerate the collapse of the dollar as a reserve currency.
Oil prices rose 4% after Israel s troops entered the Lebanon and missiles rained down on Israel but they could jump far higher.
Together with a major port strike in the USA creating supply chain snarl ups, skyrocketing oil prices could devastate domestic businesses in America.
Iran has said the missile attack on Israel ‘legal, rational and legitimate" after the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh and the detonation of electronic devices
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/oct/01/iran-calls-missile-attack-on-israel-legal-rational-and-legitimate
Video shows dozens of missiles rained down on Nevatim air base which houses Israel s F 35 jets and its alleged nuclear reactor.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/white-house-warns-iran-imminently-launch-ballistic-missiles-israel
The attack at the Nevatim air base took place at the second stage of attacks on Israel. In the second wave, 200 hypersonic Fatah missiles were fired.
https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/504416/IRGC-launches-missiles-at-Israel-s-Nevatim-air-base
From media
Firing so many ballistic missiles in a few minutes also represents a serious effort to overwhelm or exhaust Israel’s air defences. Because they are sophisticated, the interceptor missiles are expensive – and their stocks uncertain.
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Iran’s decision to launch about 180 high-speed ballistic missiles at Israel indicates that Tehran sought to inflict serious damage in Tuesday’s night attack, unlike the well-telegraphed drone and missile attack in April.
Their sheer speed makes ballistic weapons challenging to intercept, but the initial reports of no fatalities within Israel and one in the West Bank would suggest despite the numbers of missiles launched it was a military failure, though some of the weapons or fragments appear to have struck the ground.
Tehran’s Emad and Ghadr missiles, used earlier this year, are estimated to travel at six times the speed of sound on impact or more, and take 12 minutes to fly from Iran. That would be more than 4,600mph. But Iran said it deployed the even faster, hypersonic Fatteh-2, with a maximum speed estimated at 10,000mph.
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Iran has been estimated to have an arsenal of about 3,000 ballistic missiles, though the original calculation was made by the US two-and-a-half years ago, so the number may well be higher. Tehran will have wanted to retain the vast majority of its stock in case the conflict with Israel further escalates into a full-blown war.
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In April, a former financial adviser to the IDF chief of staff said that an Arrow missile typically costs $3.5m (£2.8m) a time, and David’s Sling interceptors $1m (£800,000). Eliminating 100 or more missiles would easily run into hundreds of millions of dollars – though the missiles themselves will have cost Iran £80,000 each or more.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/oct/01/stopping-iran-attack-would-have-forced-israel-to-use-sophisticated-and-expensive-defences
Amassive Iranian ballistic missile strike on targets in Israel launched on October 1 has targeted Nevatim Air Base, among other key targets in the country. The facility hosts both of the Israeli Air Force’s F-35 fifth generation fighter squadrons, and was previously intended to host a third squadron of the fighters after they were delivered. Iranian media sources have reported that the facility was “completely destroyed” in the attack. Footage from Israel has confirmed the impact of dozens of ballistic missiles which Israel’s air defence network failed to shoot down, with targets impacted including the headquarters of the intelligence agency Mossad, located in Tel Aviv which was levelled by the attack.
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Reports have indicated that the bulk of Nevatim Air Base’s F-35s - over 20 fighters - were destroyed in the attack, with the stealth fighters representing one of the most high value targets in Israel. The facility has been widely referred to as Israel’s “most important air base” due to the importance of the F-35 in the country’s fleet. Israel fields just two squadrons of the costly stealth jets, and relies on them heavily as the remainder of the fighter fleet relies on largely obsolete avionics and old mechanically scanned array radars. F-35s play a central role in Israeli plans for potential attacks on Iran, with their stealth capabilities and advanced avionics, including electronic warfare systems and other air defence suppression features, making them optimal assets for such operations. The destruction of F-35s is thus an important step towards limiting Israel’s ability to respond with further escalation. Although Israel has a third squadron’s worth of F-35s on order, significant issues with production, which remains at a fraction of initially planned rates, has resulted in a very long delivery queue, and means Israel will only begin to receive the newly ordered fighters from 2028.
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The Iranian strike has demonstrated the severe limitations of Israel’s air defence network, despite the country having by far the densest and most sophisticated network of any Western aligned actor - rivalled only by that of Taiwan. Israeli media outlets reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a number of ministers were forced to remain in a fortified underground location in Jerusalem for hours during the attack, with Western correspondents reporting that massive explosions could be felt across Tel Aviv. The current state of the Israeli fighter fleet remains highly uncertain, and alongside the reported destruction of Nevatim Air Base, other fighter losses have been reported including losses of F-15s at Hatzerim Air Base. Previous minor losses were also reported, but not confirmed, after intensified Hezbollah rocket artillery and drone strikes on facilities such as Ramat David Air Base.
https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/strike-completely-destroys-f35-base
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