The Israeli army claims to have struck an "underwater research facility" in Iran.
Xinhua News Agency, Jerusalem, March 25 (Reporters Wang Zhuolun and Pang Xinyi) The Israel Defense Forces stated on the 25th that the Air Force, in coordination with the intelligence department, struck multiple military industrial targets in the Isfahan region of Iran on the 24th, including an "underwater research facility."
The statement said that during the relevant operation, the IDF, in coordination with the naval intelligence department, targeted this "underwater research facility." The facility is alleged to be used for the design and development of submarines and related systems, and is responsible for the production of unmanned surface vessels.
The statement indicated that this strike will significantly limit Iran's research and production capabilities for new submarines and affect the upgrade capabilities of its existing fleet.
The IDF stated that it will continue to strike at Iran's military industrial system to weaken its long-accumulated production capacity.
The Israeli Air Force conducted airstrikes on March 24 against multiple military industrial targets in Isfahan, Iran, including an underwater research facility. This facility is reportedly involved in the design of submarines and the production of unmanned surface vessels. The strikes are intended to significantly restrict Iran's capabilities in developing new submarines and upgrading its existing fleet.
- Israeli Air Force struck multiple military industrial targets in Isfahan, Iran.
- The strikes included an underwater research facility.
- The facility is involved in submarine design and production of unmanned surface vessels.
- The action aims to limit Iran's naval capabilities and submarine development.
- Israel plans to continue targeting Iran's military industrial system.