Tehran: Iran’s Defense Ministry announced the deployment of a new, undetectable missile in a strike targeting an Israeli intelligence facility. The attack reportedly penetrated layered air defense systems that were supported by the United States.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Brigadier General Reza Talaei-Nik, spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense, stated that the missiles used in the attack could not be tracked or intercepted. The strike was described as a surprise for the enemy, with the spokesperson indicating that further actions of this nature may occur in the future.

The attack was carried out using precision-guided missiles, even as the Israeli facility was surrounded by substantial defensive measures. Talaei-Nik emphasized that this incident exposed vulnerabilities within Israel’s intelligence and security infrastructure, which is often regarded as one of the region’s most sophisticated.

Highlighting the implications of the strike, Talaei-Nik remarked on the direct hit on an Israeli security and intelligence center, challenging the long-held perception of Israel’s intelligence superiority. He further cautioned that Israel is not equipped for a prolonged conflict, citing historical experience and various strategic considerations.

The spokesperson also revealed that Iranian forces have been supplied with advanced weapons and equipment in anticipation of potential hostilities. Talaei-Nik noted that many of these advanced systems have yet to be deployed, suggesting that Iran’s military capabilities remain largely untapped.