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    1. Due_Search_8040 on

      SS: Overnight on June 13, the Israeli military launched a massive series of air strikes against Iran. The Israeli strikes are expected to be the first wave in a multi-day campaign to neutralize Iran’s nuclear program named [„Operation Rising Lion.”](https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/israel-iran-strike-conflict/card/netanyahu-says-rising-lion-operation-will-last-as-many-days-as-it-takes–awFq7ykuEj4Mq9D4i0gw?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=ASWzDAisar_uEWv0s3nvK5wLQAsYEKDVXP0JhkQZAfjZAql77g8re5xs0zbUhilwflI%3D&gaa_ts=684bdfb1&gaa_sig=zngCwf4UPuTcOd_8zXreLd5MApDSsskCg1C8HHyuwRAeSfYjeT2zYuWwXUippGxtjMYlP2nFJgF0195dZWqLrg%3D%3D) The attacks have already resulted in significant blows to the leadership of the Iranian military and nuclear research programs. The prospects of the campaign halting Iran’s nuclear program over the long-term are unclear. Iran has vowed to retaliate against both Israel and the US.

    2. bunchalingo on

      Unless there’s something I’m missing, this is a great write up of the situation with good context applied.

      I do find it frustrating that many are quick to write off Iran as “weak”. A gun, loaded or not, is still a gun, and it should be treated as a threat. Even outside of the nuclear weapons implications, Iran can still succeed at asymmetric warfare and has the means.

      This article also added to what I suspected – Iran’s scientists are more than likely capable to continue development without their leads

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