Air Force said to hold drill earlier today simulating another Iranian missile attack

As tensions rise over Iran’s nuclear program, the Israeli Air Force conducted drills earlier today simulating missile and rocket attacks on its bases — the same ones targeted in previous Iranian strikes in April and October 2024, according to a Kan news report.

The exercise aims to boost readiness in case US-Iran nuclear talks collapse, Kan says.

Israeli officials were reportedly caught off guard by a New York Times report last week revealing a halted Israeli-American plan to strike Iran, allegedly blocked by US President Donald Trump.

In Jerusalem, the leak is seen as a US pressure tactic to push Tehran toward a nuclear deal.

Following a second round of talks, Oman confirmed that both sides agreed to move forward toward a “fair, lasting, and binding agreement,” ensuring Iran remains free of nuclear weapons while retaining peaceful nuclear energy capabilities.