Israel’s claim to destroy Iran’s valuable missile defense system

Web Desk: Israel has claimed to have destroyed Iran’s most valuable missile defense system in the previous day’s attack.
Israel had targeted Iran’s Isfahan airbase two days ago, and Iran’s most valuable missile defense system was destroyed in the attack.
Israel used a Ramboj missile in the attack, this missile did not appear on the Iranian radar.
The New York Times, Fox News and other foreign reports said Israel carried out the attack, although Jerusalem remained silent on the matter.
According to media reports, sources and multiple satellite images posted on Saturday confirmed that Iran’s S-300 air defenses in Isfahan, which protect its key Natanz nuclear site, were hit by long-range missiles fired from outside Iranian airspace. Long-range missiles were destroyed without detection.

According to Al-Arabiya Urdu, the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation has revealed that Israel has used the Ramboj missile in the attack on the Iranian region of Isfahan on April 19.
The missile is made by Israel and has a supersonic speed, it did not come up on Iranian radar.
He pointed out that this missile is difficult to detect by air defense system. Due to its ability to correct its course, it successfully reaches its target, this missile with a range of 450 km had a warhead weighing 150 kg.
The New York Times newspaper also quoted officials as saying that the weapon with which Israel targeted the air defenses of Iran’s Natanz nuclear site had technology that enabled it to evade Iranian radar.
Western officials say the attack was intended to send a message to Iran that Israel could cripple Iranian defense systems.
US Senator Marco Rubio wrote in his tweet that Israel has the ability to attack targets inside Iran without entering Iranian airspace from planes in Syrian and Iraqi airspace.
Both Rubio’s comments and foreign reports indicate that the first stage of an Israeli-made two-stage missile may have been found in Iraq and may have been fired from there.