Israeli army says it destroyed half of Iran’s missile stockpile
QAMISHLI, Syria (North Press) – The Israeli military announced on Sunday that it destroyed approximately half of Iran’s missile stockpile during a series of overnight strikes targeting specific locations across Iran.
Since Saturday, the Israeli army has launched multiple attacks on Iran, targeting government facilities in Tehran. The strikes resulted in the death of the country’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, and a number of other prominent leaders.
Israeli military spokesperson Avi Dvrin said, “During the operation, we destroyed about half of the missile stockpile of the Iranian regime, and prevented the production of at least 1,500 additional missiles.”
Dvrin added that the regime had recently been producing dozens of surface-to-surface missiles monthly and intended to increase production to hundreds.
In a separate statement, the military spokesperson announced the beginning of attacks on regime targets in the heart of Tehran for the first time since the start of the war.