The Israeli Air Force carried out a large-scale series of strikes on Tuesday targeting Iran’s military production infrastructure, including what the IDF described as its most important explosives manufacturing facility.

According to the IDF, the operation, directed by military intelligence, focused on production sites belonging to the Iranian regime in the Isfahan region.

Among the targets was a central explosives production plant, identified as a major facility where the regime develops and produces explosive materials used in a wide range of weapons. The site had previously been struck during Operation “With a Lion,” and in recent months, renewed activity had been identified indicating attempts by the regime to rehabilitate it.

In addition, Israeli aircraft, operating under intelligence guidance, struck dozens of other regime targets throughout the day using more than 120 munitions. These targets included ballistic missile launch sites, weapons manufacturing facilities, and defensive systems belonging to the Iranian regime.

The IDF said in a statement: “The IDF continues to deepen the strike against the regime’s military industries in order to deny the production capabilities it has built over many years.”

{Matzav.com}