En.Yenisafak Iranian Lawmaker Warns of Infrastructure Threat to Israel
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- •Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Azizi warns of potential infrastructure damage to Israel.
- •A detailed map of critical sites in Israel was shared, highlighting vulnerabilities.
- •The statement emphasizes Iran's readiness to respond to perceived threats.
Ebrahim Azizi, chairman of Iran's Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, issued a warning that a 'single miscalculation' could render Israeli territories uninhabitable within an hour. He shared a map on X, detailing critical infrastructure sites in Israel, including desalination plants, power facilities, and transport hubs. The warning comes amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, with Iranian officials asserting readiness for a multi-layered response to any aggression. Azizi's statement did not specify the nature of the potential response but indicated significant infrastructure damage could result from an attack on Iran. The warning reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions and military posturing in the region.
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