Neither missile attack, nor rain of rockets… Israel gave a befitting reply, Iran shaken, nuclear plant in danger

Tel Aviv: Israel has given a befitting reply to Iran’s fierce missile attack. This time the attack was neither from the sky, nor from the ground, neither missile nor rocket was used, rather this time Israel has done the most dangerous cyber attack. Such an attack which was carried out by Israeli experts sitting in their own country on the orders of PM Netanyahu and has broken the back of Iran. Iran’s entire system has come under the grip of this cyber attack.

According to the report, there has been a cyber attack on the Iranian government and its nuclear bases. Through this, Israel has stolen many important information related to nuclear. Former Secretary of Iran’s Supreme Council of Cyber ​​Space, Firoozabadi, was quoted as saying that all three branches of the Iranian government, judiciary, legislature and executive have come under the grip of this cyber attack. The list of institutions which were attacked tells how deep the injury is.

Nuclear power plants, port transport networks, fuel distribution systems and municipal networks have come under the grip of this cyber attack. In Turkmenistan, while Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian was on one hand increasing his friendship with Russian President Putin, on the other hand Israel was carrying out a cyber attack on Tehran. Israel had already threatened that Iran had made a big mistake by attacking with ballistic missiles. It will have to pay the price for this.

Israel proved its threat right. America was warning Israel not to target Iran’s nuclear bases and oil bases. Israel also did not attack directly, but gave a befitting reply to Iran through a cyber attack. This is Israel’s first attack on Iran. It remains to be seen when the second attack takes place. However, this is not the first time in the long enmity between Iran and Israel that Israel has carried out a cyber attack.

Israel has been carrying out such attacks for 14 years. Israel is considered an expert in cyber attacks. After the recent pager and walkie-talkie blasts, it is believed that Israel has many weapons to harm the enemy. Its intelligence agency Mossad has carried out many such attacks in the past as well. It has given a befitting reply to the enemy. In June 2010, Israel’s ‘Stuxnet virus’ attacked the computers of Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant.

30 thousand computers were affected in this cyber attack. In April 2011, Iranian nuclear centers were again infiltrated through a virus called ‘Stars’. In November 2011, Iran came to know that a new virus called ‘Duke’ was causing damage. Its purpose was to target Iran’s nuclear centers. In April 2012, Iran detected a malware called ‘Viper’. In May 2012, Iran claimed that a virus called ‘Flame’ tried to steal government data from government computers.

Israel was again blamed. In this way, it is clear that Israel has once again targeted Iranian establishments, that too without entering Iran or using lethal weapons. Earlier, Israel’s Defense Minister had warned that the Iranian missile attack would definitely be responded to. He had said that his country’s retaliation would be “lethal” and “surprising”. In this way, Israel has shocked the whole world by carrying out a major cyber attack on Iran.

On the other hand, Hezbollah seems to be unconcerned about the ongoing Israeli attacks on Lebanon. Its media chief said on Friday that their first priority is to defeat Israel. However, he also talked about keeping options open for any attempt to stop Israeli attacks. Warning Israel, the Hezbollah media chief made it clear that the attack on Tel Aviv is just the beginning. According to him, their enemy has seen very little so far.

Meanwhile, Israeli attacks on Lebanon’s capital Beirut continued on Saturday morning as well. The entire area trembled due to Israeli attacks and the sky was filled with black smoke. Two UN peacekeepers were injured in an Israeli attack in southern Lebanon on Friday. This was the second attack by the Israeli army on UN peacekeepers in 48 hours. French President Macron has condemned Israel for attacking UN peacekeepers in Lebanon. America has appealed to stop the attacks.