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Originally Posted by CombatWombat
Didn't Israel already do this once?
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One country off, Iraq, not Iran.
Also, it was much easier because they hit the reactor during construction, not a series of multiple targets with redundancy scattered across the country, some deeply buried underground.
Osirak was a good mission, and undoubtedly made decision making easier during Desert Storm.
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