🇮🇱❌🇮🇷💥 — The Israeli military says the Israeli Air Force has struck what it described as Iran’s two most central ballistic missile production sites during recent operations.

According to the IDF, one of the strikes targeted infrastructure at the Parchin military complex south of Tehran, the capital of Iran. The military said the site included facilities linked to the production of explosives for missile warheads, materials used in missile engines, and areas used for research and development of advanced cruise missiles.

In a separate overnight strike in the Shahrud area in northeastern Iran, the Israeli Air Force reportedly targeted another ballistic missile production facility believed to be linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Israeli officials stated that hundreds of fighter jets took part in the attacks on the two locations. The military claims the facilities played a central role in producing missiles that had been launched toward Israel.

According to Israeli assessments, the strikes caused significant damage to Iran’s missile production capacity and may have set the program back several years. Intelligence officials also say the damage could affect Iran’s ability to supply weapons such as drones, anti-tank missiles, and naval systems to allied groups in the region.