Buenos Aires, March 11 (NA) — Israel launched a new wave of bombings against Iran, attacking dozens of facilities linked to the regime and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in an offensive that is part of the military escalation in the Middle East since late February. Among the sites hit are military bases, security facilities, and logistical complexes linked to special units of the Revolutionary Guard in various Iranian cities, according to the Argentine News Agency.
In previous days, Israel had also bombed strategic centers in Tehran, Isfahan, and other areas of the country, including facilities related to the drone program and ammunition depots. Among the targets hit is the headquarters from which operations with unmanned aerial vehicles against Israeli territory were coordinated.
Military and strategic objectives The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated that the offensive aimed to weaken the military capabilities of the Iranian regime and reduce its operational infrastructure. According to reports from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), the attacks were carried out by the Israeli Air Force at various points across the Persian country. According to the Israeli authorities, the bombings were directed at military infrastructure and centers used by the Revolutionary Guard to plan and carry out attacks, including complexes linked to the use of drones and missiles.
These operations are part of a broader military campaign aimed at striking Iran's military structure.
