If Israel has to go alone without help, then an option at Israeli table

If President Trump decides not to order a strike Main in Iran Israel’s underground enrichment site has many options to destroy Iran’s nuclear enrichment facilities buried beneath the mountain south of Tehran.

One option includes the transmission of an elite Air Force commander from Unit 5101, known in Hebrew as Shaldag, which means a bird known to be a patient and dives under the water to find prey.

September, this member Elite forces surprised the world by entering an underground missile factory used by Iran in Syria.

“There was a site that looked like Fordow as well,” former Israeli military intelligence director Amos Yadlin told Fox News in an exclusive interview. “The Syrian facility produced advanced ballistic missiles, if small, accurate ballistic missiles using Iranian technology, and Iranian money.”

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Israel attacked I’ve had a site several times from the air, but I couldn’t destroy it.

Unit 5101 (Shaldag) used covers of darkness and appropriation airstrikes to enter secret sites, plant explosives and destroy the complex. Like the Iranian Fodau Mountain Complex, south of Tehran, it was 300 feet underground.

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“The Air Force took care of all the guards around the perimeter, and Shardag came in and the place was gone and destroyed,” Yadrin said with a slight smile.

It’s not the first time Israel has had to plan to take the secret nuclear complex alone with its odds. In 1981, Israel flew off its bold mission to bomb Iraq’s nuclear reactors with Osirak.

Yadrin was one of eight young Israeli F-16 pilots who carried out the secret attack.

“At the time, we had no air. We had no GPS. It was a stupid bomb, a smart pilot, but it was a very difficult operational mission when Iraq fell into war. So the alert status was very high,” Yadrin recalled. He and the other pilots believed it might be a suicide mission, and they might not have enough fuel to get home.

Recently, retired Major General Yadrin served as head of Israel’s military intelligence in 2007, when Israel exploded. Syrian nuclear reactor suspected Something the world didn’t know. At the time, the White House did not want to support the strike. Yadrin has seen history change after Israel acted only in carrying out bold missions like an explosive pocketer that killed most of the top commanders of Iranian agents in Lebanon in Hezbollah.

Why should we destroy the nuclear facility in Fordau, Iran now?

In 2008, when it was determined that Israel’s F-16 could not reach Iran’s nuclear site, Yadrin ordered Mossad to come up with another way to steal Iran’s uranium enrichment with Natanz. Two years later, Israel And Americans The CyberWarriors have retreated Iran’s nuclear enrichment by introducing stuxnet, a malicious computer worm that has lost control of thousands of Natantz centrifuges.

The decision to hit the Fordau, the crown jewel and heart of Iran’s nuclear program, is different, with Israel preferring the US to use B-2 stealth bombers and a 30,000-pound bunkerbuster bomb.

“Anyone who wants the war to end soon must find a way to deal with Fordor to end soon,” Yadrin said. “Those who think that attacking Fordow would escalate war can, at my own discretion, remove and end the war.”

And it could serve as a deterrent for China And Russia, Who will see the power and capabilities of the US military’s unique capabilities?

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Another option is to reduce power to Fordow. Without power, uranium-enriching centrifuges can be permanently disabled.

When asked whether Israel could snatch the Fordow without the American B-2 bomber, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Fox’s Brett Baier in an exclusive interview last Sunday.