Khasanjani speaks. “In one week we expect our Kilos to be on their assigned stations. After we communicate with them we’ll give them their instructions to launch their attacks.”
“When will Hezbollah and Hamas begin their diversions?” Farook inquires.
“That commencement date will be coordinated with the Kilos arriving at their final firing positions. We will give the Kilos three days to arrive after we communicate, and then the diversions will begin. On the fourth day of the diversions, the Kilos will strike. And we will fire on Israel from within our borders,” says Ahmajid. Beards are stroked and heads nod around the table.
“We now have twelve nuclear armed Shahab-3 land based missiles ready for positioning,” Khasanjani continues. “Two will be used against Israel. The remaining ten will be in position to fire against countries that we feel might try to counter our moves. No one will know that, at that point, we’ll only have ten more.”
“Do you really expect that to happen after they see what happens to Israel and the United States?” asks Givon.
“One cannot assume anything in battle,” replies Khasanjani. “One must be prepared for all contingencies.”
“So, say the attack comes off as planned. Afterwards, what kind of retaliation would you expect from the United States,” asks Abbas.
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