This shows that Iran still lack the ISR capability of Russia and China. In Ukraine, Russia has managed to strike individual buildings and vehicles and even trains with Iskander and Kinzhal.
Of course any state to state or country to country warfare is different from fighting an unconventional warfare. In fact for most countries they will rather fight a conventional warfare with another country, since its more of a direct conflict with clear adversaries and even rules of war. Meanwhile fighting an unconventional or guerrila war/militias who often blend in with civilian population and don't fight openly against their adversary is even more complex/time consuming and draining and you get to often even kill far more civilians and those not part of the fighting than you do with the real fighters. Look at the US against the Saddam Hussein military which was a conventional warfare and open, compared to what they faced fighting the many shia militias and terror groups that later popped up in Iraq after the Iraqi army was defeated. The US got bogged down so much since this enemies were fighting an unconventional war and hiding among the populace using hit and run tactics, suicide bombings, IEDs, and disappearing into the population after attacks. So makes such a war much more difficult and complex especially if you are trying to observe some sort of rules of war which foesnt work with such an opponent. The best way to deal with such an unconventional enemy is to do what Russia did in Syria and Chechenya I.e wipe out any area or place this militants/enemies might be hiding irregardless of civilians casualties. "Better to kill a hundred innocent people than let one truly guilty person go free," as the saying goes.
Not really what? I really didn't mean look good to Iranians because Iranians or those groups fighting Israel now because they have an extremely low threshold for calling something a success. Iran's supreme leader called Hezbollah the winner for getting its entire leadership whacked. So for them, yeah, if missiles were launched and any hit the ground in Israel, they'll all cheer like a bunch of monkeys but to those who are watching afar, Iran's missile strike would be an expensive nothing burger if it didn't 1. kill important Israeli officials and/or 2. destroy very expensive equipment like F-35. So far, I'm not hearing any reports of casualties from Israel and no reliable rumors even of F-35 being destroyed. It might look good to those whom are so very accustimed to total defeat by Israel but so me, I'm not seeing anything worth a shit in this missile strike yet.