Did Iran’s long-range missile strike change the course of this war?

[Amy10223]

The other country was 4000 kilometers away. Now, leaders around the world are realizing that Iran is capable of firing missiles much farther than they originally thought. his changes the whole aspect of this war.

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Well, part of my question was, "Did you know that Iran fired a missile inside one of Israel's main nuclear plants?" This is what happened when you have (un) helpful AI help you restate your question. Iran fired two missiles, one in Israel and the other at another country 4000 kilometers away.

[Twalli]

Now we know that Iran had capabilities, we need to consider that maybe there was a reason they hadn't fired them yet. Possibly because they sought a peaceful situation. It's kind of what Japan worried before Pearl Harbor, we weren't engaging in hostilities, but what would happen if we did?

[Amy10223]

Maybe Iran was not interested in firing at anyone for anything other than to defend itself, right? That's how I look at it.

[NathanDavis]

"at another"

would you mind to be more specific... lol

also, was this a proxy... or was it really "Iran"

[Emmabrow]

I don't think it was them. It was mentioned by the UK and US central intelligence agency that they are not capable of doing so. I think it was Isreal or US itself to try get some reaction/action from Europe.

[Amy10223]

No, they actually shot nearby at an Israeli nuclear plant, and at another area I forget where. It's not in our news because our news seems to be censored now. I got my news from Aaron Parnas, reporter.

[Sevenpointfive]

yes i did hear. i can't recall who they fired at? i think it was egypt. i think it's great to have a bag of tricks and be underestimated.

[jshm2]

Think it was a missile from Israel, rather than Iran. Iran rarely misses.

[msc545]

This is confusing. What country was hit by a missile that's 4,000 km away from Iran?