This Israeli promise and Iran’s challenge are read together when the great crisis that happened in Iran is in the news after a few days.
First Published October 12, 2024, 10:46 PM IST | Last updated on October 12, 2024, 10:46 PM IST
Tel Aviv: Israel has vowed to retaliate after Iran launched a missile attack. Israel’s Defense Minister, Yoav Galant, vowed to the UN Security Council that ‘there will be a relentless and shocking response this week.’ Saeed Irani also said on behalf of Iran that it is always ready for revenge. A few days later, when the great crisis in Iran is in the news, this promise and challenge are read together.
Now Iran is facing a cyber attack that will seriously affect the administrative institutions. The cyber attack that put Iran in a complete crisis happened after Iran’s warning to the Arab countries that are helping Israel. Government systems are in shambles. Reports are coming out that cyber attacks have had a negative impact on nuclear power plants. Important documents containing nuclear secrets are also reported to have been leaked. Although there is no proof that Israeli foundations are behind it, the rumor is strong.
Firozabadi, who was the secretary of Iran’s Supreme Cyberspace Council, said the attackers are targeting nuclear power plants, fuel, city networks, transportation networks and ports. There is also evidence that information was distributed in three areas of the Iranian government, namely the judiciary, legislature and executive branches. The extent of the damage caused by the cyber attack that began on Saturday morning has not yet been officially confirmed. But there is information that the economy has been severely damaged, including important sectors. It takes months to get them back.
Israel made this announcement after the earlier page attack and walkie talkie attack. We are opening a new portal. This requires courage, determination and hard work, Minister of Defense Yov Gallant called the soldiers at that time. Later, devices such as pagers and walkie-talkies exploded widely in Lebanon. It’s also worth noting that pagers and walkie-talkies are currently banned on flights from Iran.
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