The Israeli army said on Wednesday that it attacked a centrifugal production site and several weapons production sites for the Iranian regime last night.
He added in a statement: “More than 50 Air Force fighter planes carried out a precise intelligence from the intelligence branch, a series of raids on military targets in the Tehran area in the last hours.”
The army added: “A site for the production of centrifugation devices in Tehran, which was used by the Iranian regime to expand and speed of uranium enrichment with the aim of developing a nuclear weapon” as well as “several weapons production sites, including facilities for the production of raw materials and compounds for collecting ballistic missiles launched by the Iranian regime and still launched towards the State of Israel.” Among the targets is also “sites to produce systems and cut off-Jea missiles designed to attack aircraft.”
Before that, Israeli media indicated that Iran launched more than 440 missiles, and launched more than 350 monitors since the attacks began.
Israel launched its air war, its largest attack on Iran, after it said it had concluded that Tehran was about to develop a nuclear weapon.
Iran denies seeking nuclear weapons, and indicated its right to have nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, including uranium enrichment as a member of the Non -Proliferation Treaty.
It is noteworthy that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had stressed that he would not back down from the confrontation with Iran until Tehran’s development of nuclear weapons stopped, while US President Donald Trump says that the Israeli attack can end if Iran agreed to impose strict fertilization.
Iranian officials announced the killing of 224 people, most of them civilians, since the confrontation began last Friday, while Israel said about 24 people have been killed, and Israeli media has spoken of more than 1,300 injuries since the start of the attacks.
