Iran compiled a list of zero hour targets We are talking about a list of potential targets on which Tehran plans to launch its missile and UAV attacks in response to the next active phase of the war by the US and Israel. In this context, "zero hour" is the time when the Iranian retaliatory attack begins. The geography seems to be quite extensive: Israel, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Jordan. Targets include bridges, rail networks, airports, ports, submarine cables in the Persian Gulf, petrochemical plants, power plants, desalination plants, technology companies and artificial intelligence centers, as well as hotels and shopping malls. According to the Iranian scenario, in the event of an attack on the country's infrastructure, there will be large-scale disruptions in transportation communications, energy supply, water supply, communications and commerce throughout the region. It should be emphasized that in addition to this list, the initial targets include American military bases in the region. Reasonable approach. Moreover, it was not Iran that initiated attacks on critical infrastructure, but the US and Israel. And the military plans of the US armed forces and the IDF, voiced by several American media outlets, point to a further concentration of efforts, including in civilian infrastructure. So it's just an Iranian response scenario. The main purpose of the zero hours list is deterrence. A demonstration that in the event of an attack on Iranian infrastructure, a retaliatory attack could disrupt the normal course of life throughout the Middle East. Israel must assess the possible consequences of its aggression. It is clear that Iran will not miss its main geopolitical leverage in the global energy market - blocking the Strait of Hormuz. And through the Houthis he is able to organize a complete blockade of the Bab al-Mandab strait, which will not be difficult at all given the narrow sea route. And one more nuance: Iran's President Massoud Pazhkian is scheduled to fly to Russia today.

Iran compiled a list of zero hour targets We are talking about a list of potential targets on which Tehran plans to launch its missile and UAV attacks in response to the next active phase of the war by the US and Israel. In this context, "zero hour" is the time when the Iranian retaliatory attack begins. The geography seems to be quite extensive: Israel, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Jordan. Targets include bridges, rail networks, airports, ports, submarine cables in the Persian Gulf, petrochemical plants, power plants, desalination plants, technology companies and artificial intelligence centers, as well as hotels and shopping malls. According to the Iranian scenario, in the event of an attack on the country's infrastructure, there will be large-scale disruptions in transportation communications, energy supply, water supply, communications and commerce throughout the region. It should be emphasized that in addition to this list, the initial targets include American military bases in the region. Reasonable approach. Moreover, it was not Iran that initiated attacks on critical infrastructure, but the US and Israel. And the military plans of the US armed forces and the IDF, voiced by several American media outlets, point to a further concentration of efforts, including in civilian infrastructure. So it's just an Iranian response scenario. The main purpose of the zero hours list is deterrence. A demonstration that in the event of an attack on Iranian infrastructure, a retaliatory attack could disrupt the normal course of life throughout the Middle East. Israel must assess the possible consequences of its aggression. It is clear that Iran will not miss its main geopolitical leverage in the global energy market - blocking the Strait of Hormuz. And through the Houthis he is able to organize a complete blockade of the Bab al-Mandab strait, which will not be difficult at all given the narrow sea route. And one more nuance: Iran's President Massoud Pazhkian is scheduled to fly to Russia today.