According to the Israeli military, it cost as much as $1 billion to $1.3 billion to repel Iran's night attacks. By comparison, Iran spends only one-tenth of its time on missiles and drones launched against Israel.
Residents of Arad filmed a video of the fall of an Iranian missile at the Nevatim airbase. coordinates of Nevatim airbase, 31.208765, 35.052224
On 15 April, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) showed part of the footage of the Nevatim airbase, saying that the base was slightly damaged.
Al-Manar TV reported that at least 15 Iranian missiles hit the Navatim airbase in southern Israel, with serious damage to ground facilities.
The Navatim airfield in Israel was blown up by Iranian ballistic missiles. This is Israel's embarrassing 99 percent interception rate? According to the report, US satellite images on 15 April show that the airport is seriously damaged and no longer usable.
Nevatim Air Base is prominently located and is home to fifth-generation fighter F-35I Adir. In addition, the base is tasked with protecting Israel's Dimona nuclear facility.
Israel's Channel 12 reported that it is proud that the U.S. military successfully shot down about half of the drones launched by Iran using equipment from Iraq's Erbil, the Persian Gulf countries and CENTCOM. British Typhoon fighter jets also provided strong support in Cyprus, effectively reducing the strike pressure of the Israeli army.
At the same time, the Arab media praised Iran's counterattack, saying that it had been enshrined in Middle East history textbooks as one of the most high-profile military operations in the history of the Middle East. #春日生活打卡季#