Chapter 479 Launching the War Machine

In the base, Cai Ruichen almost watched the fourteen fighters return with a heart.

At this moment, he was not worried that they would be spotted by Israeli warplanes, but that he would just plunge into the Mediterranean Sea like this. At a height of five meters, he was simply trying to die.

Fortunately, such a situation did not appear, and the fourteen invader fighter jets flying at ultra-low altitude and high speed quickly approached the range of Tartus.

Tartus' radar quickly caught their signal, and Cai Ruichen was finally relieved to see that they were able to return safely.

The fighter plane raised the flying altitude, brought up a strong airflow, and quickly entered the inland from the coast of Syria.

Here, these invader fighters have almost run out of fuel. In order to reduce weight, they all drained part of the fuel after the air strike. The current fuel is not enough to guarantee them to fly back to Iraq.

However, in Tartus, the second air force base has been built. From the outside, the airport is still under construction, and it is almost impossible to take off and land aircraft, but this is just a necessary disguise.

Otherwise, it would be too scary for an air force commander to build it in just one week.

Fourteen fighter planes quickly landed at the Tartus Air Force Base, and the prepared ground crew hurriedly started adding fuel to the fighter planes, overhauling the planes and attaching combat bombs.

The fighter divisions who got off the plane all went to the lounge to rest, waiting for another batch of fighter divisions here, already in the hangar, waiting for the fighter planes to return.

A complete and fast-running air force combat system is staged here very quickly.

Otherwise, Israeli warplanes may chase this place at any time, or launch a retaliatory attack on Tartus.

It is impossible to stop the Israelis' retaliation by relying on ground-based air defense missiles alone, so these 14 fighters must also be ready to take off at any time.

Sure enough, the Israeli Air Force, which could not find the enemy plane in the Mediterranean, entered Tartus, Syria when these fourteen fighter planes entered. A suspicious radar signal was caught.

At the same time. In Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu sat in his office with a gloomy face, listening to the news reported by the Air Force Command.

Israel has been hit by unprecedented air strikes that have nearly wiped out two of its largest air bases. Domestic air force bases, large and small, were all attacked by long-range rockets.

The direct result is.

There are still a large number of fighter planes in the sky, all of which can only land at those civilian airports when they run out of fuel.

Only until all the airports are refurbished. It is possible to continue to maintain the operation of the Air Force, that is to say. In the next day, Israel will not have a large-scale fighter that can be re-launched for combat.

After all, if there is no supply of ammunition and professional maintenance. Fighter planes don't have much combat capability at all.

Of course, those fully loaded fighter jets. It is also possible to replenish fuel at ordinary civilian airports, and then continue to launch operations.

But there are not many such planes. It simply cannot support Israel's normal air defense system.

In the next twenty-four hours, after the renovation of the military airport is completed, that is to say, Israel can only rely on its domestic air defense system to maintain its sovereign airspace.

What is most unacceptable to the Israeli high-level is that a large number of fighter planes were destroyed in the air force base.

In the two main air force bases, more than 200 aircraft of various types, together with a large number of ground personnel, were all destroyed by air strikes.

The size of the Israeli Air Force is only more than 900 fighters, and there are also some second-generation fighters, and the third-generation Fighting Falcon and Eagle fighters (F-15), only more than 400.

As for the third-generation fighter jets, more than half of them were destroyed on the tarmac and hangar in this air strike, and the economic losses directly caused by these fighter jets alone exceeded tens of billions of dollars.

There is also the loss of the airport and a large number of soldiers and ground personnel. This is the biggest disaster since the founding of Israel.

In the past, it was Israel who attacked others by air. Where has it suffered such a heavy blow? This is the most unacceptable thing for Israelis.

Netanyahu will even be directly kicked out of power by the angry crowd, and he will not be able to give an explanation to the parliament. The entire government will inevitably face the most severe crisis of confidence.

At present, the whole of Israel is operating at high speed, domestic anger has been quickly mobilized, and the war machine has been activated.

As long as it is confirmed who did it, Israel will fight with all its strength, and it is absolutely necessary to maintain Israel's absolute dominant position in the Middle East.

Otherwise, in the coming time, Israel will avoid facing an even greater crisis, and the people in the Middle East must not be allowed to see any hope of defeating the Israelis.

Otherwise, there will be no real peace in Israel.

"Who did it? I need a direction, an explanation that can be given to the parliament and the people." Netanyahu did not show any anger, nor did he yell at his air force commander.

However, in the eyes of Major General Izhar Shekdi, commander of the Israeli Air Force, Netanyahu's reaction is definitely more terrifying than when he was furious.

As the commander of the air force, he has already begun to reorganize all the fighter planes that can take off in the country. In the remaining two secret air force airports, the Eagle fighter planes of the two wings are all ready to attack.

Just wait for a clear order from Netanyahu, find an object who can withstand Israel's anger, and then show Israel's strongest determination to retaliate.

However, Izar did not guess the identity of the enemy randomly, but put a large number of photos in his hand on the desk in front of Netanyahu.

"This is when the airstrike happened, and ground surveillance equipment took pictures of the incoming fighter jets."

Netanyahu picked up the photo with some doubts. On it was a fighter jet he had never seen before, a fighter jet that looked about the same size as a Fighting Falcon.

On the plane, there is no obvious mark, and there is no national flag, but this type of plane, he can be sure, has never appeared in the world.

And there is no third-generation fighter under development by a country, which is the same as this fighter. The only explanation is that this is a secretly developed fighter, and it is the first time it has been put into actual combat, and the target is still its own country.

"Can you be sure which country's fighter plane it is from?" Netanyahu put down the photo and asked even more puzzled.

Izhar replied firmly: "I don't know yet, but one thing is certain, this is definitely not a fighter developed by any country in the Middle East." (To be continued.) Launch a new website