Israeli Air Force Chief: Public Discussion on Iran Strike “Exaggerated and Damaging”
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JPost – Outgoing Israel Air Force chief Maj.-Gen. Ido Nehushtan said Monday that public discourse on a possible Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities was “exaggerated and damaging.”
Speaking with Army Radio, Nehushtan said, “The public discourse on the issue of attacking Iran is exaggerated and damaging, unproductive from an operational perspective, and taking place without the proper information.”
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