Western and central Iran – The Israeli Air Force carried out precision strikes against Iranian air defense systems belonging to the Iranian regime, destroying at least one key launcher system that contained surface-to-air missiles.

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Satellite images taken before and after the Iranian missile barrage suggest a possible strike on Ramat David Air Force Base.

Israel struck several military targets in Iran on Sunday, hours after the Islamic Republic launched a barrage of missiles at the Jewish State. The Israeli Defense Forces said its air force struck targets “belonging to the Iranian terror regime” in western and central Iran in a statement on X Sunday evening.

The operation, named "Operation Nasr", was presented by Tehran as a direct response to recent Israeli attacks on Iranian military infrastructure, signalling a fresh phase in the rapidly escalating confrontation across West Asia.

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The two helicopter pilots were uninjured. After the retaliatory strikes were announced, President Trump said, "I believe the response should be very strong, very powerful."

Despite Trump publicly calling for Israel to hold fire, it struck targets in Iran for the first time since a ceasefire ‌in April, after Iran fired missiles at Israel in ‌what Tehran said was retaliation for Israeli strikes on Lebanon's capital.

Iranian state television says at least two members of the army’s air defense force were killed in Israeli strikes yesterday. “These esteemed martyrs of the Army Air Defense Force attained martyrdom while carrying out their mission of defending the country’s skies during yesterday’s aggression by the Zionist regime,” state television says.