The Telegram channel Pars Today has calculated the obstacles an Iranian missile may face on its way to Israel.

According to the channel’s analysis, potential obstacles include US warships in the Persian Gulf, Israeli radars in Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan, and others.

In particular, the outlet provided the following list:

“1. US warships in the Persian Gulf

  1. Israeli radars in Azerbaijan
  2. Israeli radars in Turkmenistan
  3. Air defense systems of US bases in Iraq
  4. Air defense of the US base in Syria
  5. US radars in Saudi Arabia
  6. Radars in Qatar
  7. Radars in Iraq
  8. Radars in Kuwait
  9. Radars in the UAE
  10. Radars in Bahrain
  11. British radar in Oman
  12. NATO radar systems in Turkey
  13. Jordanian air defense
  14. US fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
  15. US fighter jets in the skies over Israel
  16. British fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
  17. British fighter jets in Israel
  18. French fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
  19. French fighter jets in the skies over Israel
  20. Air defense systems of US ships in the Red Sea
  21. US ships in the Mediterranean
  22. British air bases in the region

After entering Israeli airspace:

  1. Advanced US TPY-2 radar
  2. Advanced US THAAD missile defense system
  3. Israeli ‘Arrow’ missile defense system (Arrow 1 and 2)
  4. David’s Sling
  5. Iron Dome

In effect, Iranian missiles overcome what is described as the largest, most expensive, most advanced, and densest air and missile defense system in the world — and still manage to strike Israel.”