Military drills begin in Iran
Iran's anti-air defense forces have started military drills for protecting the country's nuclear objects.
The need of holding military drills comes after Israel's belligerent declarations to bomb Iran's nuclear structures, if the country doesn't put an end to the production of nuclear weapons.
The "Sarolla" military drills will last four days with anti-air defense military airplanes and all missile systems.
The U.S. President-commissioned Ambassador wasn't able to convince Israel's Prime Minister Beniamin Natanyahu to refuse to bomb Iran, reports Interfax.
Washington is certain that Israel won't be able to eliminate Iran's nuclear structures and will only postpone the production of nuclear weapons for one or two years.
Earlier, the Pentagon had confessed that there was no such thing as a weapon that would eliminate the underground bunkers for the production of Iran's nuclear weapons.
Instead, Iran's leadership is rest assured that Israel's entire territory is accessible for the Shahab missiles.
