IDF launches new night wave of airstrikes on Tehran — Iranian regime infrastructure targets

The IDF announced that the Israeli Air Force has launched a new wave of airstrikes in Tehran, targeting Iranian regime infrastructure sites. The announcement on the night of Day 11 (March 10) means the IDF has conducted at least four distinct strike waves against Tehran in a single day: the early-morning Imam Hossein R&D complex wave (03:00); the midday third wave (10:30) that also hit Tabriz simultaneously; and now the late-night fourth wave. The IDF's sustained multi-wave approach against Tehran on Day 11 reflects the 'deepening the blow to the core arrays of the Iranian terror regime' strategy articulated by the military throughout the day. The night wave — coming after Trump threatened 'unprecedented consequences' for Hormuz mining and the White House announced B2 bombers are dismantling missile infrastructure — suggests the pace of the air campaign is not slowing. Tehran residents have described Day 11 as the worst bombing of the war, with neighborhoods shaking for 30 minutes and electricity cuts across large areas.