Key targets of Israeli strikes in Iran named
The General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces has named the main targets of Israeli missile strikes.
Last night, Israel launched a massive shelling of Iran.
The target is said to be radar stations in three provinces, Tasnim news agency reported, citing the press service of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces.
The Israeli army used medium-range air-to-surface missiles equipped with light warheads.
Experts note that their power is equal to a fifth of the warheads of Iranian ballistic missiles.
Tel Aviv's main targets were in three provinces: Tehran, Khuzestan and Ilam.
The number of missiles fired was not specified, but Israeli media reported that more than 100 military aircraft were involved in the operation.
The Israeli strike is also said to have crippled Iran's ballistic missile production.
Israel launched a massive strike on Iran on the night of October 26.
At that moment, 6 planes that had taken off from Russia were supposed to fly through the country's airspace. They had to return to their departure airports.
