Bombing reached landing lanes, underground hangars, refueling aircraft and Iranian combat jets
The Army of Israel held, on the morning of Monday (23.Jun.2025), a series of attacks against 6 airports located in the west, east and central of Iran. According to a statement from the FDI (Israeli Defense Forces), the bombings hit running tracks, underground hangars, refueling aircraft and Iranian combat jets – the models – the models – the models – the models – the models – the models – the models F-14, F-5 and the AH-1 helicopter.
According to the Israeli army, the attacks are part of the strategy for “Strengthen the domination of Iranian airspace”. Attached aircraft, according to the FDI, would be being prepared for use against Israel. “Destroyed aircraft should be used against IAF jets to avoid attacks within the Iranian territory”said the note.
The Israeli army also said it had impaired the airport’s takeoff capacity, “As well as the ability of the Iranian military to operate their Air Force from them”.
According to information from The Jerusalem PostIn addition to the airports, more than 15 Israeli Air Force fighters also bombarded surface-superficial release and storage facilities in the Kermanshah region in western Iran. The site is pointed as a strategic base of the Iranian regime for attacks against its territory.
The offensive mark a new chapter in the escalation of the conflict between the 2 countries, which now has US participation. On Saturday (21.Jun), the President Donald Trump (Republican) announced that the US Air Force bombed 3 Iran’s nuclear facilities: Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan.
The conflict started in June 12, when Israel nuclear facilities, Military bases and Iranian strategic targets. The bombing reached various points of the Iranian nuclear program, including centrifugal workshops, laboratories and arak heavy water reactor.
In response, Iran launched 450 missiles and 1,000 drones against Israel, according to Israeli army estimates. Most projectiles were intercepted by the country’s air defense system. Even so, so far 24 people have died and hundreds have been injured, according to local authorities. The Iranian government has at least 430 dead and 3,500 injured.
