Iran was so shaken by Israeli attacks that its ability to make ballistic missiles decreased.

Israel's attack on Iran in October has caused great damage to Iran. American news outlet The Washington Post quoted an Israeli military source as saying that the Israeli attack has limited Iran's ballistic missile and oil production capabilities.

Previously, Iran was able to produce fuel for two new ballistic missiles per day, which is now likely limited to one every week. The source told the newspaper that it was estimated that this shortage would continue for a year.

“The aim was to weaken Iran”

Former Defense Minister Yoav Galant told the Washington Post that the October 26 attacks on air defense systems and an allegedly active nuclear weapons facility were aimed at weakening Iran so that Tehran would be unable to respond to future attacks. He further said that there are no longer any strategic air defenses around the Iranian capital, Tehran.

Galant further said that these attacks were carried out in response to Iran's ballistic missile attack on Israel on October 1, these attacks have given Israel an opportunity to take action against Iran. Let us tell you that Iran had attacked Israel with ballistic missiles in response to the killings of its own rebel group leaders and commanders.

Israel's hand behind the attack on the radar system

He made it clear that Israel was behind the attack on a radar system for an air defense battery in Isfahan, Iran in April, saying the attack was in response to Tehran's massive drone and missile attack against Israel on April 13. He further stressed, "We attacked them with precision, but it was not enough to stop them."