Iran's acquisition of nuclear weapons is a nightmare scenario for us. With the United States distracted by domestic and other international issues they will not act directly, so it will be up to us alone to respond. It's extremely unlikely any strike, short of nuclear, will be able to completely destroy Iran's nuclear program, but we can try to delay their acquisition of additional nuclear devices.
Over the last several weeks we have been attempting to quietly mobilize are own forces. However, it's impossible for mobilization on this scale to go completely unnoticed and has been noticed by several news agencies and social media. Considering these reports, its likely Iran has also raised its own alert status.
Despite the risk that Iran knows we are going to attack this strike is of utmost importance to the survival of our country and thus must be carried out.
The Iranian Air Force consists mostly of American fighters from the 1960s and 1970s; F-4 Phantoms, F-14 Tomcats, and F-5 Freedom Fighters. They also have a single squadron of MiG-29s based in Tehran. Of these, the F-14 based at Esfahan are the most dangerous. The Phoenix / Fakour-90 (Max Range: 81 nm) these aircraft are armed with is the longest-range missile in the Iranian inventory. The F-14s and F-4s can both be armed with the semi-active radar homing Sparrow III missile. It has a shorter range (Max Range: 16 nm) than the Phoenix but is more effective against fighter sized aircraft.
Iranian air defenses consist of Soviet era radars and SAM systems, some Chinese copies, American made I-HAWK SAMs from the same time period, and new Iranian domestic systems. The two most advanced, and dangerous, SAM systems in the Iranian inventory are the SA-20 [S-300OPMU-2] and the Iranian AD-200. At least one battalion of SA-20s is likely deployed near Bandar Abbas and Esfahan. The others are most likely concentrated around Tehran.
The entirety of the IAF front line fighter inventory will be available to you. Of these, the F-15Is, F-16Is, and F-35Is are the most advanced. The F-15I can carry the GBU-28C/B Deep Throat laser guided bomb. It's a 4700lb penetrator bomb, ideal for use against the Natanz and Fordow facilities.
A wing of Jericho III IRBMs with conventional warheads has also been made available.
There are four primary Iranian nuclear sites related to the development of nuclear weapons; Arak Heavy Water Plant, Esfahan Uranium Conversion Facility, Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant, and the Natanz Fuel Enrichment Plant. The Iranians have recently completed an expansion to the Natanz facility in the mountain south of the main site.
The decision on where to strike and with what aircraft and munitions is up to you. With the available resources, it is recommended that you attack the Natanz, Arak, and/or Esfahan facilities.
DO NOT under any circumstances damage the nuclear reactors at the Arak and Esfahan facilities.