The IDF plans to complete its strikes on key Iranian targets by tomorrow
The IDF stated that it would complete its strikes on "critical" targets within Iran's military infrastructure by the end of the day.
This was reported by The Times of Israel.
According to the Israeli military, the strikes are targeting facilities involved in the development of weapons that pose a threat to Israel. This accounts for approximately 70% of Iran’s military industry.
At the same time, less critical targets may be attacked later, as Israel prepares for a possible continuation of the conflict for several more weeks.
The IDF also noted that it will continue strikes on ballistic missile launchers, air defense systems, military facilities, and other targets that weaken the Iranian regime’s capabilities.
As a reminder, as a result of an attack during the armed conflict in the Middle East, a plant that supplied the Iranian nuclear program was put out of commission.
Recall that in Iran, a shell struck the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant; the IAEA and Rosatom are calling for de-escalation.
A dispute also arose in the UN Security Council over Iran’s nuclear program.
