israel attacks iran again mashhad airport attacked

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has allegedly attacked the Iranian fuel -filled aircraft stationed at East Iran’s Mashhad Airport, which is about 2,300 km from Israel. This is the longest distance operation performed by IAF since the launch of Operation Rising Lion. In these attacks, a mission that allegedly killed a air fuel tanker at the Islamic Republic of Irana Air Force (IRIAF) at the Mashhad Airport in Northeast Iran. According to initial intelligence reports, the attack is part of Israel’s broad strategy to claim aerial superiority on the Iranian airspace amid growing regional tension. The targeted fuel -filling aircraft is considered an important property in Iran’s military logistics chain.

The tanker either half-century old Boeing KC-707 or KC-747-was killed by the Israeli Air Force (IAF) at a distance of more than 1,400 miles from Israel. The 747 tanker version is not flying anywhere else in the world, and is believed to have only one flight example in Iran. The IAF said the mission was part of the plan to achieve air superiority throughout Iran. While it seems that IRIAF has so far used its fighter aircraft very rarely, if IAF attacks are to re -deploy properties across the country for their safety, the ability to fill air fuel is important. Although such defense is not possible at this time, these aircraft are prized assets that cannot be replaced for IRIAF, and are also used for transport roles. The primary objective of the IDF will be the primary objective of the people of the major government and the people of the materials, especially its nuclear program, from fleeing. Yesterday, we saw very risky flights of Irani transport from Tehran, at the same time when Israel was gaining air superiority at the capital, for example.