Al Jazeera reported that Tel Aviv had changed the location of its weapons depots, claiming that Iran had sent a warning message to Tel Aviv through a country in which the location of new weapons depots was marked in red.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International group, Al-Jazeera quoted an Iranian source as saying this afternoon (Thursday) that Tehran had sent a warning message to Tel Aviv through a country.
Al-Jazeera quoted the source as claiming that Tehran had sent pictures and plans of the Zionist regime’s nuclear weapons stockpile to Tel Aviv through a European country.
According to the source, who did not want to be named, “most of the images were from the ground, not satellite, and a red mark was placed on the walls of Israeli weapons sites.”
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The source added: “Tehran has emphasized that if Israel decides to go to war with Iran, these warehouses and facilities will be Iran’s target.”
He also claimed: “Israel has already changed its strategic location of warehouses; “[But] this file contains the location of the new repositories.”
The remarks come as Intel Sky, the Twitter page active in international risk analysis; global flight tracking and crisis news, recently announced that Iran had sent a message to the Zionist regime about its target bank, which could be targeted.
Prior to the publication of this report, Ayatollah Seyyed Ibrahim Ra’isi, President of Iran, during his speech at the Army Day ceremony, warned about the movements of the Zionist regime in the region: “The Zionist regime knows that their slightest movement is not hidden from our armed forces, and if the slightest movement occurs from them, the destination of our armed forces will be the center of the Zionist regime, and the power of our armed forces will not calm them down.”