Israeli Army Claims to Deploy Dozens of Fighter Jets to Strike Iranian Missile Storage Facilities
Xinhua News Agency, Jerusalem, March 7 (Reporter Pang Xinyi, Feng Guorui) The Israel Defense Forces stated on the 7th that the Air Force deployed more than 80 fighter jets to carry out a new round of airstrikes on Tehran, the capital of Iran, and central regions, targeting multiple military objectives including missile storage facilities.
The statement said that this round of airstrikes "aims to strengthen the strike against Iran's missile launch and defense capabilities." The targets of the airstrikes included an underground facility used for storing ballistic missiles, which contained military bunkers and command centers. At the time of the attack, there were hundreds of military personnel present. The Israeli military also struck a storage facility of the Iranian missile forces that had military bunkers and launch systems, as well as missile launch sites in various regions of Iran.
The statement mentioned that the Israeli military also attacked Imam Hussein University in Iran. The Israeli military claimed that this university is a major military academy of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, housing "various military facilities" of the Revolutionary Guard.
The Israeli Defense Forces conducted airstrikes on March 7, deploying over 80 aircraft to target military facilities in Tehran and central Iran. The strikes aimed at missile storage sites, command centers, and included an attack on Imam Hussein University, a key military academy for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps. Hundreds of military personnel were present at the time of the strikes.
- Israeli Air Force launched over 80 aircraft in airstrikes
- Targets included missile storage facilities and military command centers
- Airstrikes aimed at degrading Iran's missile capabilities
- Hundreds of military personnel were present at the targeted sites
- Attacks included strikes on Imam Hussein University, a military academy for the IRGC.