The missile war: Iran's nuclear bunkers and Israeli air power

It’s day four of Israel’s relentless bombing campaign against
Iran, and the death toll is spiralling. Iran says 224 of its
citizens are dead. Israel reports 24 lives lost and over 500
injured in a barrage of Iranian retaliatory strikes. And this war
is only just getting started. The Israeli airstrikes have gone
far beyond nuclear sites. Government buildings, intelligence
headquarters, the ministries of justice and foreign
affairs—obliterated. Tehran is being shaken to its core. Is this
really just about nukes? Or are we watching an attempt to bring
the regime to its knees?


On the streets of Israel, the mood is grim but defiant. Iranian
missiles have struck Tel Aviv and other cities hard. So how much
more can Israel’s famed Iron Dome take? We speak to The
Telegraph's man in Jerusalem, Henry Bodkin, who’s been reporting
from the sites of the Iranian attacks. His frontline insights
give us a chilling look at the damage—and the determination of a
country under fire.


Then we hear from two men who know what they’re talking about.
David Albright has spent years analysing Iran’s nuclear
ambitions. He tells us how close they really are to the bomb—and
whether Israeli jets can stop it. And Frank Ledwidge, former
intelligence officer and expert on air campaigns, tells us why
this war will drag on, and what Israel’s real endgame might
be. 


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