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Today, the aftermath of Israel's long-anticipated strike on Iran.

Israel has launched multiple air strikes on Iran in response to what the Israeli military

called months of continuous attacks from Tehran and its proxies. We'll look at what was hit,

what was not, and if both Iran and Israel have already passed the point of no return.

I'm Kevin Horton, and this is the take.

My name's Alex Catopoulos.

I'm defense editor for Al Jazeera English TV,

and I live and work here in Doha and Qatar.

Okay, so Alex, on October 1st, Iran sent around 200 projectiles into Israel in response for the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Hania in Tehran and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Lebanon.

So at the time, Israel promised that Iran would pay.

For nearly a month now, the world has been holding its breath to see how Israel would respond.

Now we know.

So first, just tell us what happened.

So the whole operation looked like involved about 100 Israeli aircraft.

We conducted targeted and precise strikes on military targets in Iran, thwarting immediate threats

to the state of Israel. And they were launched in three waves. So the first wave went in and destroyed air

defense radar systems in Syria in Iraq, and then the consequent waves, the second lot, punched

through that gap, that corridor. And it looks like they released standoff weapons. So most,

if not all of these aircraft actually didn't fly overoff weapons. So most, if not all of these aircraft actually

didn't fly over the border. So most of them fired their weapons before they got to Iran

proper as well. Concerned in part with obviously Israeli pilots being shot down,

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