Israel demolishes a third of Iran's launching facilities.
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Third of Iran's missile launch ramps decimated
The Israeli military has claimed to have annihilated a third of Iran's ground-to-ground missile launch sites. In a high-profile press conference, Brigadier General Effie Defrin presented evidence of over 50 combat aircraft involving more than 120 launch site demolitions. According to Defrin, these launch ramps were instrumental in exploring attacks on Israel.
Iranian media reported that an Israeli attack had gravely damaged a hospital in the western Iranian city of Kermanshah. Graphic footage released by Fars news agency showed smashed windows, fallen debris, and ruined hospital rooms.
The sudden, widespread attack on Iran followed concerns about the Iranian nuclear program. Israel's attacks aimed not only at devastating the nuclear program but also at stopping missile launches directed towards Tel Aviv and other areas. The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) published videos online, allegedly showcasing the annihilation of some launch ramps.
The intensifying Israel-Iran conflict
Recent events indicate a growing conflict between Israel and Iran, with both nations engaging in mutual attacks towards their adversary's military and nuclear sites. Reports suggest that Israel has targeted crucial facilities for Iran's nuclear program, such as the Pilot Fuel Enrichment Plant (PFEP) at Natanz and facilities in Esfahan that produce and re-process enriched uranium.
In retaliation, Iran has launched missiles and drones against Israel, with some reportedly hitting Tel Aviv. The ongoing conflict is causing concern and fear of further escalation across the region.
- Iran
- Iran Conflict
- Iranian Nuclear Program
- Israel
- Israel War
Sources: ntv.de, als/AFP
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