US EditionUS, Israel Hit More than 15,000 Targets in Iran War: Pentagon
- The Israeli Air Force struck over 200 targets in western and central Iran within 24 hours, hitting ballistic missile launchers, defense systems, and combat production sites as part of Operation Roar of the Lion to reduce threats to Israel.
- The Israel Defence Forces claimed to have destroyed the Taleghan compound, used by Iran for nuclear weapons development during the AMAD project, and eliminated several key commanders linked to Hezbollah and the Iranian regime, including Abu Dharr Mohammadi, Ali Muslim Tabaja, and Abu Ali Riyan.
- IDF reported eliminating over 100 fighters and destroying more than 60 command and control centers associated with Hezbollah's Radwan Force.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei, calling him a puppet of the Revolutionary Guard and hinting at possible future actions against terrorist organizations.
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The Israeli Army has announced this Friday that it has attacked in the last 24 hours “more than 200 targets” in the center and west of Iran, including “ballistic missile launchers, defense systems and weapons production plants,” as part of the offensive launched with the United States against the Central Asian country, which enters its 14th day with a balance of more than 1,200 deaths, according to the Iranian authorities.
Israeli Air Force says 200 targets in Western and Central Iran struck
Israel's Air Force struck over 200 targets in Iran, including missile launchers and defense systems. The IDF eliminated key Hezbollah commanders in Lebanon. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a direct warning to Iran's supreme leader's son, Mojtaba Khamenei. These actions signal a shifting strategic balance in the Middle East.
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