Iran's Military Drills in Response to Potential Threats

Iran conducts military drills to prepare for potential attacks on its nuclear facilities by the U.S., Israel, or both. The exercises also aim to showcase Iran's readiness to defend against external threats and suppress any domestic uprisings. Analysts believe the drills are a response to shifting power dynamics in the Middle East and potential actions by President-elect Donald Trump.

Israel's Attack on Iranian Sites

Israel attacked several Iranian sites, including near suspected nuclear facilities in Isfahan. The strikes were in response to an Iranian missile and drone attack on Israel. Speculation suggests the targets in Syria and Iraq were linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Iran's Nuclear Facilities Closure Amid Israeli Threats

Iran closed down its nuclear facilities amid fears of an Israeli attack, but the facilities reopened shortly after. Experts warn that Iran is close to becoming a nuclear power and could build a bomb in a year. UN inspections are a legacy of the Iran nuclear deal, which aimed to prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Iran's Attack on Israel and Potential Israeli Response

Iran launched over 300 missiles and drones at Israel, but the attack was largely thwarted. Attention now turns to how Israel may respond, with discussions of potential military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.

Response to Iran's Attack on Israel

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani suggests hitting Iran's nuclear facilities before they attack Israel, drawing parallels to what he believes former President Ronald Reagan would do.