Tel Aviv: The fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria could increase Iran’s problems. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) believes that the weakening of Iranian proxy groups and the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria could provide an opportunity to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities. The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has increased its preparedness and readiness for possible attacks in Iran. The IDF also believes that Iran could further advance its nuclear program and develop a bomb after the fall of the Assad regime and the weakening of its proxy group Hezbollah in Lebanon. Iran has always said that its nuclear and The space program is entirely for civilian purposes and has ruled out developing nuclear weapons. However, US intelligence agencies and the IAEA say that by 2003 Iran had an organized military nuclear program that went beyond civilian needs. Israel claims that Iran never completely shut down its nuclear program and has hidden its nuclear sites inside the mountains. Syria’s air defense destroyed. Iran is committed to the destruction of Israel. This year it has carried out large-scale missile attacks on Israel twice. In response, Israel has vowed to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and has attacked major Iranian military targets. Earlier this week, Israel’s bombing campaign in Syria destroyed 86 percent of the Assad regime’s air defenses. In such a situation, it can provide a safe route to attack Iran. Syria gets a big blow. Now only a handful of air defense systems are left in Syria and they are not considered a major threat to the Israeli Air Force. “The Syrian air defense system is one of the strongest in the Middle East,” the IDF said in a statement. The blow it received is an important achievement for the Air Force’s superiority in the field.
