Zionist regime’s media controversy about Iran’s missiles – Mehr News Agency | RCO News Agency

According to the Mehr news agency, citing Al Jazeera, the Zionist newspaper Yediot Aharanot, citing a Zionist official, claimed that Iran’s missile threat is serious and that Netanyahu will provide Trump with information in this regard, in line with the regime’s policy of exaggerating the danger of Iran’s missile defense capability.

While Iran has so far not used its weapons and missile capabilities to start a war and has only used this capability within the framework of defensive operations, this Zionist newspaper, which seems to be seeking to increase the psychological pressure on Iranian public opinion, claimed that Tel Aviv will consider the option of confronting Iran if Washington does not curb Iran’s missile program.

Previously, NBC News reported in a report that Israeli officials believe that Iran not only has the ability to rebuild its missile defense infrastructure after the attacks of the past months, but is also developing its ballistic missile program at a faster rate than in the past, an issue that clearly worries Benjamin Netanyahu and Tel Aviv’s security circles, and is now being raised as a new excuse to justify military action against Iran.

This space-building takes place while the United States played a direct and decisive role in the June military attacks against Iran. In such a situation, the attempt to induce an independent or separate role of the occupying Zionists is not consistent with the realities on the ground, and America is practically a full partner of these actions and the main designer of the threat narrative.

Contrary to the media’s focus on the nuclear issue, what is considered a “more urgent concern” according to American and Israeli sources, is the rapid progress of Iran’s missile defense program and the potential mass production of missiles. From Tel Aviv’s point of view, the quantitative and qualitative increase in Iran’s missile power not only changes the military equation, but also strengthens Iran’s level of deterrence and makes it more costly for the Zionist regime to repeat aggressive scenarios.