IDF says weapon manufacturing sites, regime bodies’ headquarters hit in Iran strikes yesterday

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

Several waves of Israeli airstrikes in Tehran, Shiraz, and Ahvaz yesterday hit several Iranian military sites, including a subterranean ballistic missile manufacturing and storage site, the IDF says.

The military says the underground site in Shiraz was used by Iran to manufacture and store ballistic missiles “which were set to be launched toward the State of Israel.”

In Tehran, the IDF says it struck several sites belonging to Iran’s air defense array, including a “key base,” along with facilities used by Iran to manufacture various weapons, including air defense systems and ballistic missile components.

In Ahvaz, the IDF says it struck several headquarters of various Iranian regime bodies, including the IRGC ground forces and Iran’s internal security forces. The military says dozens of Iranian soldiers were operating at the headquarters that were targeted.

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