Iran may involve its regular army in counterattack against Israel

Iran can involve its conventional army in the counterattack against Israel because it had lost four soldiers and a civilian in Israel’s attack, The Wall Street Journals said, citing sources, Report informs.

“Involving its regular army doesn’t mean its troops would be deployed but that the paramilitary Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that normally deals with Israeli security matters wouldn’t act alone in this case,” WSJ said.

Iran isn’t planning to limit its response to missiles and drones, as two previous attacks did, and any missiles used would have more powerful warheads, the Iranian and Arab officials said. Iran said it mostly fired four different types of medium-range ballistic missiles in its last attack on Israel on Oct. 1—Emad and Ghadr missiles and two of Iran’s newest and most advanced, Kheibar Shekan and Fattah.