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IAF strikes Isfahan with 120+ bombs — Iran's main explosives production facility destroyed, plus missile sites and air defenses

·Isfahan, Iran

The IDF confirmed the IAF dropped over 120 bombs on dozens of Iranian targets in Isfahan, including Iran's 'main' explosives production facility — a site previously struck in June 2025 that Iran had rebuilt. Additional targets included ballistic missile launch sites, weapon production facilities, and air defense systems. The strikes were part of a concerted wave against Iran's 'production industries.'

The IDF confirmed on Day 25 that the Israeli Air Force conducted a major strike package against Isfahan, dropping over 120 bombs on dozens of targets. The primary disclosed target was Iran's 'main' explosives production facility in the Isfahan area — used to manufacture explosives for various weapons. The facility had been struck during the June 2025 war but Iran subsequently restored it; Israel targeted it again in this wave. Additional confirmed target categories included ballistic missile launch sites, weapon production facilities (part of Iran's 'production industries'), and air defense systems. The 120+ bomb count and 'dozens of targets' description make this the largest disclosed single-day strike package by the IAF against Iran in the Day 25 window. Combined with earlier strikes on gas infrastructure (Isfahan gas pressure station) and missile production sites, Day 25 saw the most comprehensive Israeli assault on Isfahan in the conflict.
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IsraelSUPPORTINGMILITARY

IAF confirms 'extensive' wave of airstrikes against Iranian production sites in Isfahan and other areas. Further details to follow. Targeting production capacity is a deepening of the campaign beyond operational launchers to degrade missile manufacturing capability.

IRGCOPPOSINGMILITARY

Isfahan hosts critical IRGC ballistic missile production. IAF strikes on production sites target Iran's ability to replace expended missiles — a strategic shift from destroying existing inventory to disrupting the rebuild pipeline.

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