Israel targeted Iran's nuclear program with F-35I Adir stealth fighter jets that cost $44,000 per hour to fly
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Israel has developed advanced capabilities for its F-35I fighter jets, including its own wings, electronic warfare systems, and a specialized helmet for pilots. The Israeli Air Force recently demonstrated these capabilities during a missile attack from Iran, marking the first aerial interception of a cruise missile by an F-35. The IDF reported that almost all incoming threats were intercepted, maintaining the operational integrity of its Negev-based Nevatim Airbase, underscoring Israel's preparedness against multiple dynamic threats from Iran and its regional proxies.
Israel manufactures its own wings and electronic warfare system for the F-35I, which helps enhance its defense capabilities against significant threats.
The Israeli Air Force successfully intercepted a cruise missile with its F-35 jets, demonstrating effective military readiness and advanced technology.
Despite the ballistic missile attacks by Iran, around 99% have been intercepted by Israel, showcasing the strength of its defensive systems.
IDF spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari emphasized that Iran's attempt to paralyze Israel's Nevatim Airbase failed, maintaining operational air capabilities.
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