On April 11, Bloomberg, citing sources, reported that the United States and its allies claimed that Iran's retaliatory strikes against Israeli military and government targets were inevitable. It is reported that Iran may strike Israel with precision-guided missiles in the coming days. U.S. officials are sharing intelligence with the Israeli side. Israeli Defense Minister Gallant promised that Israel would respond decisively to any attack by any country. On April 10, U.S. President Joe Biden also announced at a press conference that he was ready to do everything to protect Israel in light of Iran's warnings of retaliation following the attack on its embassy in Syria.
Let's talk about the United States first, because the United States has the most sophisticated and largest satellite system in the world, and its gaze satellites can continuously monitor the movements of Iran's missile bases, but they cannot effectively monitor its mobile missile launchers. Moreover, the fact that the US military base in Iraq was attacked by Iranian missiles proves that the US military's invincible missile defense system "Skynet" is just a legend.
Even if the U.S. military can provide accurate early warning information to the Israeli air defense forces, it is still unknown whether Israel can respond effectively to jamming and intercepting missiles in a short flight time. The Israeli defense minister's statement that "Israel will resolutely respond to any attack by any country" is also a hard-nosed attitude, and there is no confidence in intercepting Iran's missiles. Earlier, Israeli media reported that the GPS navigation and positioning signal jamming system was turned on in key areas under the Israeli army, which could make Iranian ballistic missiles lose their targets.
In addition to receiving meticulous help from the United States, Israel's military science and technology is also supported by its own relatively strong military science and technology level. It claims to have absolute superiority over neighboring Middle Eastern countries. If it can effectively jam Iran's incoming missiles, it can be said that the Israeli army has "spears and shields, both offensive and defensive". As long as it can withstand the first wave of Iranian missile attacks, it can destroy Iranian missile positions with a large-scale counterattack supported by US military intelligence information. However, the Iranian military's latest targeted statement will give the Israeli military a hint of despair.
Commenting on the deployment of a large number of GPS jamming devices by the Israeli air defense forces around the settlements, IRGC sources said that Iran has long solved the problem of countering GPS jamming, and that all the missiles manufactured by Iran in the past 12 years have not used GPS or other international satellite positioning devices. So Israel's attempt to evade Iranian missiles by jamming GPS signals is completely deceiving itself. Under normal circumstances, ballistic missiles can rely on satellite navigation and positioning signals to correct their direction at the initial stage of launch, while they must rely on laser gyroscope inertial guidance at the end of the flight stage. Of course, it remains to be seen who will kill the deer.