Israel Defence Forces on Wednesday claimed to have struck two key naval cruise missile production sites in Tehran, Iran.
In its post on X, IDF said, "IAF fighter jets targeted facilities used by the Iranian regime to develop and manufacture long-range naval cruise missiles capable of destroying targets at sea and on land."
IDF also said it had struck Iran's central explosives production facility in Isfahan, used by the regime to develop materials for weapons. The site had been previously targeted, and recent efforts to restore its capabilities were identified. In parallel, dozens of additional targets were struck, including ballistic missile launch sites, weapons production facilities, and air defence systems.
As per IDF, there were 3,000 plus strikes across Iran since the start of Operation Roaring Lion, targeting IRGC command centres, weapons storage facilities, and aerial defence systems.
On Tuesday, an additional 50-plus targets were struck, including ballistic missile storage and launch sites.
Meanwhile, Israel's Health Ministry reported that in the past 24 hours, 204 injured people have been taken to hospitals as a result of the conflict with Iran, bringing the number of hospitalizations due to the fighting to over 5,000. Among those treated in hospitals over the past day, one is in serious condition, nine are in moderate condition, and 184 are in good condition.
The ministry says that since the beginning of the war with Iran on February 28, 5,045 people have been admitted to hospitals, 120 of whom are currently hospitalised.
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