ubersztumperumper
24.04.09, 16:04
Izrael chciał wykorzystać irańskie air show do zniszczenia ponad 140
najnowocześniejszych samolotów irańskiego lotnictwa jakie miały być
tam zgromadzone na wystawie statycznej i do pokazów w locie. Gdyby
nie rosyjskie ostrzeżenie po którym Iran zrezygnował z imprezy,
mogliśmy mieć jedną z najbardziej spektakularnych i pomysłowych
akcji Izraela w historii, z których zresztą jest doskonale znany...
Wcale bym sie nie zdziwił gdyby irańska obrona nie zareagowała
sądząc początkowo, że fala nadlatujących samolotów to element
pokazów!
"Iranian and intelligence sources disclose that Moscow warned Tehran
Friday April 17 that Israel was planning to destroy all 140 fighter-
bombers concentrated at the Mehr-Abad Air Force base for an air show
over Tehran on Iran's Army Day the following day. The entire fleet
was accordingly removed to remote bases and the display cancelled.
In the first week of April, Tehran announced it would stage its
biggest air show ever to dramatize a ceremonial military parade in
the capital on April 18. Iran would show the world that it is
capable of fighting off an Israeli attack on its nuclear facilities.
Instead only four aircraft flew over the saluting stand. Iranian
media explained that the big show was cancelled due to "bad weather
and poor visibility," when in fact Tehran basked in warm and sunny
weather.
Moscow had informed the Iranians that its spy satellites and
intelligence sources had picked up preparations at Israeli Air Force
bases to destroy the 140 warplanes, the bulk of the Iranian air
force, on the ground the night before the display, leaving its
nuclear sites without aerial defense. A similar operation wiped out
the entire Egyptian air fleet in the early hours of the 1967 war"