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Jason M. Brodsky, senior Middle East analyst and editor at
Iran
International, told
The Algemeiner that HESA was a part of Iran’s “proliferation pipeline,” with variants of the aircraft company’s drones having “found their way into the hands of Iran’s proxies and partners in the Middle East” including, by some accounts, the Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Brodsky noted that there have been conflicting reports as to whether HESA is in fact located within the Sepahan Nargostar Chemical Industries complex. But, he said, “if HESA was actually targeted, the timing is noteworthy as it comes after the IDF’s downing of the armed drone last week, which it said was launched by Iran from either Iraq or Syria. The point of origin of the drone is very important to ascertain.”
A group of pro-Israel supporters in Boca Raton, Florida were harassed at a Wednesday rally by a group of antisemites.
“It is they [Iran] who support us with weapons, money, and food,” the group quoted Al-Halabi saying, adding that he claimed the faction’s members had been trained by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
“In this round of fighting, we have also seen Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants brag about how the introduction of the Badr-3 rocket, which was reportedly launched at Ashkelon, was made possible by Iran,” said Brodsky. “Therefore, Tehran’s fingerprints can be found in the backdrop of this latest escalation.”
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The Islamic Republic of Iran made multiple attempts in 2020 to obtain technology for its weapons of mass destruction program and has not stopped its drive to develop atomic weapons, intelligence agencies from the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany recently reported.
The Netherland’s General Intelligence and Security Service investigated networks that tried to obtain the knowledge and materials to develop weapons of mass destruction. Multiple acquisition attempts have been frustrated by the intervention of the services, the agency wrote in its April report.