The 12 days in June in which Israeli jets pounded Iranian infrastructure with devastating results were the closest the Islamic Republic has come to an existential crisis for nearly half a century.For the first time since the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s, the country faced an external enemy capable of bringing it to its knees. Unlike fighting through its proxies in Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon, in less than two weeks, Israel exposed the fragility of Iran's air defenses, the limitations of its

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