‘Finger On Trigger', Iran Warns As Israel ‘Moves' Missiles To Nevatim, Tel Nof, ‘Preps Nuke Plan B'
Significant air-defence redeployments are underway across Israel, OSINTdefender reported on May 24Surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems were reportedly being moved to airbases that were previously targeted during Iran's large-scale ballistic missile strikes last yearIt confirmed that several air defence batteries were being redeployed to critical areas, including the Nevatim and Tel Nof airbasesThis comes days after a CNN report, based on US intelligence, said that 'Israel is making preparations to strike Iranian nuclear facilities' n18oc_world n18oc_crux
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