— The Stefanovikio Airport, located in the Thessaly region of Greece, experienced significant flooding due to Storm Daniel in early September 2023, home to over 100 military helicopters.

— By late July 2024, floodwaters started recede. Initial inspections revealed devastating damage to facilities.

— 30 OH-58D Kiowa armed reconnaissance helicopters in long-term storage were deemed totally destroyed, representing about 40% of the 70 Kiowa helicopters acquired as surplus from U.S. stocks

— Between 3 to 6 AH-64A+ Apache attack helicopters (out of 19 total) were lost. Loss represents 15.7% (3 helicopters) to 31.57% (6 helicopters) of the Apache fleet.

— Significant loss of maintenance infrastructure, tools, and critical subsystems for helicopters reported.

— The satellite was deployed at an altitude of 550 kilometers using the Ghaem-100 rocket, a solid-fueled launch vehicle developed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

— The Ghaem-100 rocket is notable for being Iran's first three-stage solid-fuel satellite launcher, and this successful deployment follows a previous launch in January 2024, where another satellite was placed into orbit

— IDF says the missile was intercepted, but debris fell in several areas, including near Gezer and the Paatei Modiin train station, resulting in minor injuries to five.

— IDF accepted that the Arrow 3 defense system may have missed the missile outside of Israeli airspace, with the Arrow 2 system shooting it down over Israeli airspace on the second try.