IDF says it hit arms production sites, intel and military HQs in overnight Tehran strikes
Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent
During a wave of overnight airstrikes in Tehran, the IDF says, it struck several Iranian weapon production sites and various headquarters of the regime.
According to the military, the targets hit by Israeli Air Force fighter jets included: an Iranian army training base that included a storage site for anti-aircraft missiles; a weapons production and storage site of the Iranian defense ministry; a weapons production site of the IRGC air force; a headquarters of the Iranian intelligence ministry; and a headquarters of Khatam-al Anbiya, Iran’s military emergency command.
The IAF fighter jets dropped dozens of bombs on the sites, the military says, describing the strikes as part of a “phase of deepening the damage to the core systems of the Iranian terror regime and its foundations.”
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