Israel Launches Strikes Deep Into Iran

Early Shabbos morning, the Israeli Air Force conducted a sophisticated three-wave operation targeting military installations across multiple Iranian provinces, in response to Iran’s ballistic missile attack and following months of aggression against Israel.

Israeli fighter jets struck deep inside Iranian territory early Shabbos morning, executing a complex military operation that targeted missile production facilities and air defense systems in response to Iran’s missile attack on Israel that sent the entire country into bomb shelters.

The strikes, beginning at 2:00 AM local time, unfolded in three precise waves across Tehran and western Iran, reaching targets approximately 900 miles from Israel’s borders. Military officials confirmed the operation struck approximately 20 strategic locations, including military complexes in the Khuzestan and Ilam provinces.

“I can now confirm that we have concluded the Israeli response to Iran’s attacks against Israel,” announced IDF Spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari. “We conducted targeted and precise strikes on military targets in Iran — thwarting immediate threats to the State of Israel.”

A senior Israeli military source, speaking on condition of anonymity due to operational sensitivity, revealed unprecedented details about the mission’s precision. “The intelligence provided by the Military Intelligence Directorate in this event is science fiction beyond all imagination,” the source said. “This is 16-digit precise intelligence on irreplaceable factories, with precise Air Force strikes.”

The first wave targeted air defense systems, creating corridors for subsequent attacks. The second wave, occurring around 3:30 AM, focused on surface-to-surface missile production facilities, while the final wave concluded by 5:00 AM, striking additional military infrastructure including UAV facilities and launch sites.

“The IDF has many offensive operational capabilities, some of which were carried out today in striking strategic arrays deep within Iran,” military officials stated. “We have proven that we can strike at any point in the Middle East.”

The Pentagon confirmed it was informed of the operation beforehand but emphasized U.S. forces were not involved. “We deployed a missile battery and acted to strengthen Israel’s air defense systems in anticipation of tonight’s response,” a senior White House official stated, expressing full support for Israel’s actions.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant personally oversaw the operation from the military’s command bunker, with photographs released showing them monitoring the strikes in real-time.

“We are at peak readiness in defense and offense,” the IDF statement emphasized, noting all aircraft returned safely to base. The military maintains high alert while continuing to focus on broader regional security objectives.

The operation, aptly named “Days of Repentance,” was launched 25 days after Iran’s ballistic missile attack on Israel. Military analysts suggest that the strikes have significantly damaged Iran’s military infrastructure, particularly its missile production capabilities. This decisive operation not only disrupted Iran’s offensive potential but also set a new precedent for Israel’s operational reach in the region, demonstrating its capability and willingness to act decisively against Iranian threats.

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