The depletion of air defense missiles in the Gulf and Israel is immense. France lost 100 MICA missiles in a week trying to shoot down aircraft like the Shahed 136. Kuwait has exhausted its ASPIDE and AIM-7M missiles, as have the UAE, Oman, and Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia has exhausted its Crotale short-range missiles, and all of them have requested missiles from various countries, including China, Greece, and Egypt. France, for example, produces 70 MICA missiles annually, and its stockpile does not exceed 500.
The Iranian side cannot strike Israeli air bases because disabling one would require 70-120 ballistic missiles. However, they have important targets such as the Ashdod refinery, desalination plants, and power stations. Destroying these would return the Jews to the pre-occupation status quo in Palestine, and this is the crucial point. Europe, and even America, will gradually consider Israel a failed project and will allow its elimination within a reasonable timeframe. Therefore, their plans include occupying parts of Lebanon and Syria, up to Damascus, and then parts of Türkiye and Egypt. Israel's entry into Damascus will be at its weakest point, making it vulnerable to attack and destruction from the south. Therefore, depleting Israel's capabilities and destroying its infrastructure is crucial; the Gulf states will inevitably capitulate.