IDF Deepens Strike on Iran's Weapons Production: Dozens of Sites Hit in Tehran, Naval Missile Facility in Yazd Targeted

The Israeli army issued a statement announcing that, as part of overnight strikes in Tehran, it deepened its assault on Iran's production capabilities and targeted dozens of weapons production sites. According to details officially released by the Israeli military, among the targets was a base used by the Islamic Republic Army for troop training and as a "missile system depot" with a "mission of targeting aircraft." The Israeli army also announced targeting a "production and development site for central components of ballistic missiles," a "battery production site for weapons," and a "weapons production site" belonging to the IRGC, during last night's operation (early Friday morning, the 7th of Farvardin) in Tehran. The Israeli army further announced targeting an IRGC "missile readiness and launch complex," and "ballistic missile launch sites," "air defense systems," and "IRGC and Army observation posts." Earlier, in a separate statement, the Israeli army had also announced striking the most central "production site for naval missiles and mines" in Yazd.