Over the weekend, Iran launched a large scale attack on Israel. Over 350 ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, armed drones and rockets were fired from Iranian soil as well as Iraq, Yemen and Lebanon towards the state of Israel. Across the skies of the Middle East, a coalition was activated to counter this attack, marking the start of the IDF Operation Ion Shield. Basil Defense forces, together with the United States Central Command, the British and the French armed Forces and other partners, operated together in real time, in the air, on the ground and at sea. Defense systems were activated, the threats were intercepted and Iran’s attack on Israel. Failed Operation Ion Shield proved the strength of our ironclad cooperation. I want to thank all our international partners who stood up to Iran’s aggression. Iran’s attack has created new opportunities for cooperation in the Middle East. We are closely assessing the situation. We remain at our highest level of readiness. Iran will face the consequences for its actions. We will choose our response accordingly.
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