Details of the extensive Israeli attack on Iran: 200 aircraft targeted 500 strategic sites

The direct conflict between the Israeli occupation and Iran witnessed a dramatic shift following a series of intense airstrikes that targeted deep inside Iranian territory. The strikes focused on strategic and vital sites in the capital, Tehran, including headquarters belonging to senior officials and advanced air defense systems.

Hebrew press reports revealed the behind-the-scenes of the operation, which was carried out on Saturday morning, describing it as the result of complex intelligence deception. This operation involved coordination between the air force and military intelligence to ensure the element of surprise against the selected targets.

Informed sources reported that the attack, described as a 'crushing blow,' directly targeted two key locations in Tehran where prominent leaders were present. Among those targeted were leaders in the Revolutionary Guard and heads of Iranian intelligence agencies, resulting in casualties among their ranks.

A senior defense official stated that the attack succeeded in catching the Iranian side completely by surprise. The official emphasized that precision in execution was the decisive factor in reaching the designated targets in record time.

The official revealed a precise division of the operational area between the Israeli Air Force and friendly American forces. Israel was responsible for targeting senior Iranian leaders, while the American side focused its strikes on logistical and other military sites across the country.

The air operation was led by Major General Tomer Bar, commander of the Air Force, who devised a plan aimed at paralyzing Iranian capabilities from the very first moments. The plan relied on a massive mobilization of air power to ensure intense firepower covering all strategic targets.

More than 200 fighter jets participated in the attack, taking off simultaneously to reach their targets at the same moment. These aircraft launched hundreds of shells and guided missiles towards 500 military and strategic targets inside Iran.

Intelligence played a pivotal role in providing pilots with accurate and sensitive information about the movements of Iranian officials. Meanwhile, air force intelligence was responsible for monitoring and identifying the locations of air defense systems and ballistic missile platforms.

Military sources confirmed the success of the strikes in destroying dozens of launch platforms and hundreds of ready-to-use missiles. Reconnaissance aircraft detected massive secondary explosions inside Iranian missile depots immediately after they were targeted.

The aim of intensifying strikes on weapons depots was to reduce Iran's ability to retaliate and prolong the military operation if necessary. Aerial images showed widespread destruction in the targeted military facilities in the suburbs of Tehran and other cities.

In contrast, monitoring devices detected the Iranian side launching approximately one hundred missiles towards the occupied territories since the morning hours. This Iranian response comes as an attempt to repel the extensive air attack that targeted its military infrastructure.

Military experts described this raid as the largest in the history of the Israeli Air Force, and perhaps among the largest air operations globally in terms of scale. They indicated that the planning relied entirely on advanced technology and close coordination with allies.

Sources explained that the operation would not have achieved this level of precision without the integration of intelligence information and striking power. They added that initial results indicate a significant decline in Iranian missile deterrence capabilities due to the destruction of key platforms.

Maximum alert remains in the region following these developments, amidst anticipation of the next phase of escalation between the two sides. Sources confirm that the air operation achieved its primary objectives in neutralizing imminent threats and targeting the top leadership in Tehran.

We were able to mobilize almost the entire air force, and the aircraft reached their targets simultaneously to launch hundreds of projectiles.