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Inside Israel’s Strikes in Iran: 60 Jets, 150 Munitions in 24 Hours
Over the past day, the Israeli Air Force launched multiple waves of strikes across Iran, hitting weapons-production hubs in Tehran and central Iran, including a plant that casts and fills warheads with explosives and a site that makes components for ballistic missiles.
(Photo: IDF Spokesperson)(Photo: IDF Spokesperson)
The IDF Spokesperson reported Thursday evening that the effort to destroy Iran’s military-production industries is ongoing. More than 60 Israeli Air Force fighter jets, guided by Military Intelligence, carried out several waves of strikes over the past 24 hours, during which more than 150 munitions were dropped on key sites used to manufacture weapons. The strikes focused on areas across Tehran and central Iran.
As part of the strike waves, the IDF also hit additional sites at the Iranian terror regime’s most central complex for producing missiles and air-defense systems in Parchin. A separate facility producing the regime’s air-defense systems was also struck. The defense systems developed at the site over the years have been deployed at various locations within Iran’s ballistic-missile array.
In addition, strikes targeted a plant that casts and fills warheads with explosives; a site for mixing and casting engines used in the development of ballistic missiles; and a site that manufactures critical components in the development of solid-fuel ballistic missiles.
(Photo: IDF Spokesperson)
Overnight (Wednesday into Thursday), several strike waves were carried out in multiple areas of central Iran, during which the following were hit: a manufacturing site of the \"Quds Force\" in Isfahan, a central military industry for producing air-defense systems in Isfahan, and additional weapons-production sites.
The IDF noted that \"the weapons and defense systems developed at the sites that were struck were used by the Iranian terror regime and its terror proxies, chiefly Hezbollah and the Houthi terror regime\".
