Summary
The U.S. military teamed up with Israel to carry out pre-emptive strikes on Iranian targets using new techniques. These strikes included the use of attack drones and missiles to suppress Iran's defenses. The operation is ongoing and updates are expected.
Key Facts
- The U.S. and Israel conducted coordinated military strikes on Iran.
- They used new capabilities, including "one-way attack drones" also known as LUCAS drones.
- These drones, nicknamed "kamikaze" drones, are less expensive than other military drones.
- Tomahawk missiles were also used in the strikes.
- The operation aims to reduce perceived threats from Iranian targets.
- The U.S. claims the Iranian defense response has been ineffective so far.
- The military action is described as a pre-emptive measure, suggesting it was meant to prevent future threats.
- The operation is planned to last multiple days.
