>99% of missiles and drones downed (despite evidence that 2 IAF bases got hit by missiles)

— Average IAF pilot experience last night according to IDF claims be like:

📝 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 USAF Anon:

"Targeting the runway is a very symbolic tier move. If they meant to do something they would have struck the aprons and hangars. They left plenty of runway for landings that can be patched up quickly."

"Even back in 2020, during the Al-Asad air base attack, I was convinced their IRBM's and presumably cruise missiles had decent guidance. They can definitely target a building. They could hit targets of value, they just choose not to. Adding literally any optical guidance for your terminal phase should net you that much. The original scuds were so dooky because it was only inertial guidance. So like WW2 tier tech."

It appears that these are shadows from clouds.

However, one confirmed impact on the taxiway.

📝 USAF anon: "The crater shown here makes me wonder if these missiles were inert as well."

— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 A map of Iran's ballistic missile strikes on strategic targets within Israel

@Middle_East_Spectator

— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 Contrary to reports, Iran has not used any of its hypersonic or advanced missiles yet against Israel

As of now, it seems the ballistic missiles that were used were of the following types:

1. Emad - Liquid fueled with MaRV & exo-atmospheric cluster submunition decoy 'bomblets'

2. Kheybar Shekan - Solid fueled ultra maneuverable light warhead with MaRV in the final stage

3. Qadr - Liquid fueled heavy warhead missile without MaRV

@Middle_East_Spectator