IDF launches third wave of airstrikes on Tehran in 24 hours — targeting Iranian regime sites

The IDF announced a fresh wave of Israeli Air Force airstrikes against Tehran — the third wave in approximately 24 hours, following the two waves on Day 10 and now this Day 11 morning strike. The military said strikes were targeting 'Iranian regime sites' in the capital without specifying further. Three IDF strike waves against Tehran in a single 24-hour period is unprecedented in the war — and in modern military history for strikes on a capital city of Iran's size. The tempo signals that the IDF and US have sufficient munitions stockpiles, air-to-air refuelling capacity, and target sets to sustain near-continuous pressure on Tehran's military infrastructure. For Iran, the psychological and operational impact is compounding: each wave degrades command infrastructure, forces dispersal of key personnel, and demonstrates that no location in Tehran is safe from Israeli precision munitions. IDF analysts believe the relentless tempo is designed to force either regime collapse or a capitulation — matching Netanyahu's stated objective of breaking Iran's bones until the people throw off the yoke of tyranny.