IAF overnight strikes hit Isfahan nuclear site, missile launchers

The Israeli Air Force carried out a large wave of strikes on dozens of targets in Iran overnight, including the Isfahan nuclear facility and four primed missile launchers, the military says.

Some 50 IAF fighter jets were involved in the strikes, dropping 150 munitions.

The IDF says the strikes at the Isfahan nuclear site, which had been targeted by Israel on the first day of the conflict, were intended to cause further damage to Iran’s nuclear program.

“Within the compound, a centrifuge production facility was also targeted, along with additional military targets of the Iranian regime in the Isfahan area,” the IDF says.

The military says it has caused “significant damage” to Iran’s centrifuge production capabilities.

Meanwhile, four primed ballistic missile launchers were “neutralized” in strikes before a salvo was launched at Israel, the military says.

Additional strikes overnight hit trucks used to launch drones at Israel, along with ballistic missile storage and launch infrastructure, and Iranian radars and air defense sites, the IDF says.