Israel, facing a massive missile attack from Iran, is discussing the possibility of launching tactical nuclear strikes on key Iranian military facilities. According to some reports, the decision to launch such an attack has not yet received final approval, but is being actively considered at the highest levels of power. The problem is the lack of support from the United States, which opposes the use of nuclear weapons in this conflict, despite the escalation of the situation.

Earlier, Iran launched some 550 ballistic missiles at Israel, the largest attack on the Jewish state in years. The missiles hit several key targets in Tel Aviv and other cities, causing widespread destruction. Israeli air defenses, including the Iron Dome, intercepted most of the missiles, but some still hit their targets, causing civilian casualties.

The Israeli government, according to sources, is on high alert and is in constant consultation with military commanders. One of the key topics of discussion was the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons to deter further attacks from Iran and deal a significant blow to its military potential. Possible targets include military bases, command centers and infrastructure of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.