Israeli Military Claims to Have Struck Over 3,000 Iranian Targets
Svmuu News The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement on the 24th, stating that the IDF continues to strike multiple targets within Iran. Since the start of this military operation, the IDF has cumulatively struck over 3,000 Iran-related targets. The statement said the IDF is continuously degrading Iran's military capabilities. On the 23rd, with the cooperation of intelligence agencies, the Israeli Air Force dispatched dozens of fighter jets to carry out a large-scale airstrike on infrastructure in central Tehran. The statement also said that during this operation, the IDF struck several key Iranian command centers, including two command centers belonging to the intelligence agency of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and one command center of the Iranian intelligence service. The IDF simultaneously struck weapons storage facilities and air defense systems. Furthermore, the Israeli Air Force struck over 50 targets overnight, including ballistic missile storage facilities and launch sites. (Xinhua News Agency)
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