IDF Chief: Israel Has Neutralized 60% of Iran’s Missile Launchers
‘We have additional surprising moves in hand which I will not reveal,’ Zamir said.
‘We have additional surprising moves in hand which I will not reveal,’ Zamir said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured Ovda Air Force Base in southern Israel, meeting U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor pilots involved in attacks on Iran.
Military experts believe that the bulk of these casualties occurred during high-intensity strikes on strategic military infrastructure, most notably within massive military compounds in eastern Tehran where a high concentration of forces was stationed.
Preparing a fighter jet is a precise and demanding process that starts the moment the wheels touch the runway.
Yesterday, defense officials reported just 40 missile launches, a decline of nearly ninety percent from the first day and a clear indicator of Iran’s diminishing ability to sustain high‑intensity attacks.
An Israeli F-35I ‘Adir’ jet scored the first-ever air-to-air kill by downing an Iranian Yak-130 over Tehran, marking a historic milestone in modern aerial combat.
The engagement marks the first confirmed air-to-air kill for the fifth-generation fighter since the F-35 entered service with militaries around the world.
