MADRID Jan 12 (EUROPA PRESS) –
Last night, the Iranian Army began a series of air defense exercises at its Fordo and Jondab nuclear facilities as part of the drills that began last Tuesday and which stage a possible air attack against its plants and its uranium enrichment program. .
The exercises initially began at the Natanz nuclear power plant and this weekend they continued in Fordo and Jondab with the deployment of Jordad rocket systems against “unmanned targets,” according to a statement from the Iranian Army Air Forces collected by the official news agency of the Islamic republic, IRNA.
These drills also involve “radar units, electronic warfare, electronic intelligence and reconnaissance groups that carry out “offensive and defensive missions,” according to the statement.
These exercises take place at a critical moment in the region after the fall of the Syrian regime, until now a strategic ally of Tehran, and the possibility that the president-elect of the United States, Donald Trump, will decide to support a hypothetical Israeli attack against the nuclear power plants in the region. country, according to information from the American news portal Axios.
In this scenario, the commander-in-chief of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), General Hosein Salami, has recommended the country’s “enemies” to “be careful” not to believe that the country is “weakened” after the latest events in the region.
“I hope they do not make strategic mistakes or miscalculations,” because Iran is prepared to maintain “prolonged battles against the enemy and its allies in the region,” according to statements reported by the semi-official Iranian news agency ISNA, without explicitly mentioning Trump. .
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