Satellite Image Shows Damage to Israeli Airbase Following IRGC Missile Attack

The Associated Press reports that satellite images of an aircraft hangar at the Nevatim military base in Israel, taken after a large missile attack by the Islamic Republic, show a large hole in the roof and large debris around it. The significant Nevatim base is home to the most advanced aircraft of the Israeli Air Force, including American-made F-35 stealth fighters. The satellite images do not clarify whether an aircraft was in the hangar at the time of the missile strikes. Israel has stated that the capabilities of this base have not been harmed. The Islamic Republic had also attacked this base in April. In a September report, the Associated Press noted that following the Iranian government's April attack, the effectiveness and threat level of the Islamic Republic's missile capabilities were called into question. The Associated Press reported that a new expert report shared exclusively with the news agency indicates that one of the Islamic Republic's advanced missiles is much less accurate than previously thought. The report stated that analysts said the only remnants found in the area - collected from the Dead Sea - indicate that the Islamic Republic used Emad missiles to target Nevatim. Media now report that in the second missile attack by the Iranian government on Israel, Fattah missiles were also used. According to media reports, the Islamic Republic targeted the Mossad headquarters in Tel Aviv, Nevatim airbase, and the Tel Nof base in the second attack. Israeli officials have not disclosed the exact percentage of missiles intercepted this time. American officials have stated that this attack was largely unsuccessful and that the United States played a significant role in intercepting the missiles. Israel has stated it will respond to this attack. The United States supported Israel's approach in the Gaza ceasefire negotiations. Reuters reports on which Iranian nuclear facilities might be potential targets for Israel. The hashtag 'War is very scary' is trending, emphasizing 45 years of unequal war with the government. 'Washington, along with Israel, is considering how to respond to Tehran's attack.' The United States called for a 'unified stance' from the Security Council against the Islamic Republic's attack on Israel.