Iran’s ‘most central site’ for production of underwater detection systems hit in strike, IDF says

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

Iran’s “most central site” for the production of sonar and other underwater detection systems was bombed by the Israeli Air Force yesterday, the military says.

The facility in Shiraz, which the IDF says belonged to Iran’s defense ministry, “was used for the planning, research, development, and production of sonar systems that operate using sound waves, and are used to detect submarines, vessels, divers, and underwater missiles.”

The IDF says the strike “significantly damaged the maritime detection and defense capabilities of the Iranian terror regime, as well as its ability to produce and maintain submarines and maritime electronic systems.”

In another strike yesterday, the IDF says it struck a “central site” in Karaj used to manufacture naval cruise missiles and air defense systems.

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