Israeli raids on Iran: 230 munitions on military university and missile sites; Tehran claims wave of drones against US and Israeli military bases

In the context of the attacks on Iran this morning, Israeli Air Force jets dropped about 230 munitions on various military sites of the regime. This was reported by the Israeli outlet Ynet. Among the targets was the Imam Hussein Central Military University of the Revolutionary Guards, as well as a missile unit storage site with bunkers and launch infrastructure, and an underground site for the storage and production of ballistic missiles from which hundreds of soldiers of the Iranian regime's armed forces operated, containing bunkers and military headquarters.

The Iranian armed forces, on the other hand, claim to have launched drones against U.S. military bases in the Gulf and against targets in Israel. "The Iranian Navy has targeted military bases and occupied territories with a massive wave of drone attacks," reads a statement from the army, reported by Irna, listing among the targets the Al-Minhad base in the Emirates, another base in Kuwait, and "a strategic facility in Israel". In another statement, the Guardians of the Revolution said they also targeted the Al-Dhafra air base in the Emirates. "In this attack, the air war center of American terrorists, the satellite communication center, early warning radars, and fire control radars were hit," reads the statement reported by the Tasnim agency.