Iran threatens to destroy Tel Aviv in terrifying video of how Tehran responds to strike

Iran has threatened to “totally” destroy Tel Aviv, and a chilling video explains how Tehran will respond to an attack on an Israeli nuclear power plant.

The violent video shared on Twitter began by acknowledging how the Zionist regime conducted “another joint exercise with the United States” to “simulate an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.” increase.

In the video, a confident reporter says, “Let’s assume an Israeli jet managed to reach the Natanz nuclear facility, bomb it and damage it.

“Even if they leave Iran’s skies safely, it will take at least an hour to return to their main base in the occupied territory.

Iran threatens to ‘totally’ destroy Tel Aviv in chilling video describing how Tehran will respond to attack on Israeli nuclear power plant

Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran’s third president from 1981 to 1989, said 11 years ago: [the Zionist regime] If we make even the slightest mistake, the Islamic Republic will completely destroy Tel Aviv and Haifa.”

“The question is whether there are any bases left for them to land.”

A two-and-a-half-minute video posted by @MEMRIReports contains violent footage of missiles being launched and some terrifying explosions that show what will happen to Tel Aviv.

“This is what the first few minutes of Iran’s reaction look like,” the video explained.

“The IRGC’s Aerospace Force tactical missiles, such as the solid-fueled Dezful missile and the newest Hypercrusher missile, will destroy targets with great precision in less than seven minutes when launched from a location like Natanz.

The violent video shared on Twitter began by acknowledging how the Zionist regime conducted “another joint exercise with the United States” to “simulate an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.” increase

Video contains step-by-step process on how Iran will destroy Tel Aviv

A two-and-a-half-minute video posted by @MEMRIReports contains intense footage of missiles being launched and several devastating explosions.

“Obviously, this is a simulation (of an attack). Once the first wave of the attack reaches its target, IRGC strategic missiles are fueled into underground silos and the missile base prepares for a second wave of attack.

“These missiles, like the Segil, can hit targets at speeds greater than 10 times the speed of sound and carry a payload of one tonne.”

The video ends horribly with:

Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran’s third president from 1981 to 1989, said 11 years ago, “But the Zionist regime is not big enough to be considered an enemy of the Iranian people.

“If they make even the slightest mistake, the Islamic Republic will completely destroy Tel Aviv and Haifa.”