Options on the table for Israel if he has to go to the rider alone without help

If President Trump decides not to order a strike on The principal of Iran The underground enrichment site in Fordow, Israel has a number of options to destroy the Iranian nuclear enrichment installations buried deep under a mountain south of Tehran.

An option includes the sending of the Israeli air force commandos in unit 5101, known as Shaldag, which, in Hebrew, means Kingfisher, a bird known to be patient and dive deeply underwater to find its prey.

In September, the members of this The elite unit surprised the world by entering an underground missile wear used by Iran in Syria.

“There was a site that also looked like Fordow,” the former Israeli military intelligence chief Amos Yadlin told Fox News in an exclusive interview. “Even if smaller, the Syrian installation has produced advanced ballistic missiles, precise ballistic missiles using Iranian technology, as well as Iranian silver.”

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“There was a site that also looked like Fordow,” the former Israeli military intelligence chief Amos Yadlin told Fox News in an exclusive interview. (Amos Yadlin)

Israel attacked The air site a few times but could not destroy the site.

Unit 5101 (Shaldag) used the coverage of darkness and diversion air strikes to enter the secret site, plant explosives and destroy the complex. Like the Iranian complex of Ford Mountain south of Tehran, it was 300 feet underground.

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“The Air Force took care of all the guards around the perimeter, and Shaldag has entered, and the place has disappeared, destroyed,” said Yadlin with a slight smile.

This is not the first time that Israel had to have to withdraw a secret nuclear complex against the chances and alone. In 1981, Israel carried out a daring mission to bomb the Iraqi nuclear reactor in Osirak.

Yadlin was one of the eight young F-16 Israeli pilots who led the secret attack.

In 1981, Israel carried out a daring mission to bomb the Iraqi nuclear reactor in Osirak. Yadlin was one of the eight young F-16 Israeli pilots who led the secret attack. (Amos Yadlin)

“We did not have air supply at that time. We had no GPS. It was stupid bombs, an intelligent pilot, but a very difficult operational mission when Iraq was at war (with Iran). So the alert state was very, very high,” remembers Yadlin. He and the other pilots thought it could be a suicide mission, and they may not have enough fuel to go home.

More recently, the retired major-general, Yadlin Alleged Syrian nuclear reactor that the world did not know. The White House at the time did not want to help the strike. Yadlin saw the story change after Israel acted alone by carrying out daring missions like viewers who killed most of the best commanders in Iran in Lebanon, Hezbollah.

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In 2008, when it was determined that the Israeli F-16s could not reach Iran nuclear sites, Yadlin ordered Mossad to find another way to withdraw the enrichment of Iranian uranium in Natanz. Two years later, Israeli and American cyber warriers introduced Stoxnet, a malicious computer worm that turned thousands of Natanz centrifuges, which rejected Iran’s nuclear enrichment.

More recently, the retired major-general Yadlin was the Israeli military intelligence leader in 2007, when Israel has exploded an alleged Syrian nuclear reactor that the world did not know. (Amos Yadlin)

The decision to strike Fordow, the jewel of the crown and the heart of the Iranian nuclear program, is different, and Israel prefers the United States to use its B-2 stealth bombers and its bunker bunker bunker bombs.

“Whoever wants war soon, must be finished quickly, must find a way to manage Fordow,” said Yadlin. “Those who think that Fordow’s attack will make war degenerate, in my opinion, it can defuse and end the war.”

And this could dissuade China and Russia, which will see the power and the ability of the unique capacity of the American army.

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Another option would be to reduce the power of Fordow. Without power, centrifugal enriching uranium could become permanently invalid.

When they were asked if Israel could withdraw Fordow without American bomber B-2, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Bret Baier de Fox in an exclusive interview last Sunday, “we also have a few startups and a lot of rabbits in our handle. And I don’t think I should enter it.”