The strikes came hours after U.S. bombers joined the attack, hitting nuclear facilities at Fordow, Isfahan and Natanz.

By Pesach Benson, TPS

Israeli fighter jets struck dozens of military targets throughout Iran, the Israel Defense Forces said on Sunday, including a strategic missile command center and a UAV command center.

Air Force fighter jets struck the “Imam Hussein” Strategic Missile Command Center in the Yazd area of central Iran, where long-range Khorramshahr ballistic missiles were stored.

The warheads can carry around 1,800 kilograms of explosives, and approximately 60 missiles have been launched from this command center at Israel.

In parallel, missile launchers were struck in Isfahan, Bushehr, and Ahvaz.

Strikes were also conducted on military sites involved in the production of aerial defense batteries, the ‘Third Brigade’ UAV command center, and a UAV storage facility near the command center.

During the strikes, an IAF aircraft identified Iranian Armed Forces soldiers loading missile launchers and eliminated them.

The strikes came hours after U.S. bombers joined the attack, hitting nuclear facilities at Fordow, Isfahan and Natanz.

Iran’s missile attacks have killed 24 people and injured over than 1,300. The Israel Tax Authority has received more than 25,000 damage claims related to buildings.

Israel launched preemptive strikes against Iranian nuclear sites on June 13, citing intelligence that Tehran had reached “a point of no return” in its pursuit of nuclear weapons.

According to Israeli defense officials, Iran has developed the capacity to rapidly enrich uranium and assemble nuclear bombs, with sufficient fissile material for up to 15 weapons.

Israeli intelligence also exposed a covert program to complete all components of a nuclear device.

The strikes marked a dramatic escalation in what officials describe as a broader Iranian strategy combining nuclear development, missile proliferation, and proxy warfare aimed at Israel’s destruction.