The Israeli Army has been put on alert for a possible war with Iran.
APA reports that Israeli media reported this .
It was noted that after the failure of US-Iranian talks in Islamabad, the Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, ordered the army to be placed on high alert.
The Chief of General Staff has instructed to be prepared for the possibility of a renewed military conflict with Iran in the near future.
The Israeli Army has entered war readiness mode. All units have been instructed to maintain a high level of readiness, accelerate response, and close operational gaps.
At the same time, the Military Intelligence Directorate has accelerated work on expanding its target base in Iran. The main focus is on military facilities such as missile systems, launchers and their supporting infrastructure. It is reported that the rapid update of targets will allow for operational strikes if a political decision is made.
The Israeli Air Force is also developing possible strike options. In this context, work is underway on large-scale "strike packages" that combine long-range capabilities, high accuracy, and sustained operational capability. Preparations include practicing initial scenarios and ensuring a rapid transition from planning to execution.
On the defensive side, the Israeli Army is strengthening the deployment of air defense systems and preparing for scenarios that take into account the possibility of attacks from multiple fronts at the same time. In this context, civil defense readiness is also being updated and security levels are being increased in all directions.
