IAF bombs Iran's 'most central' naval missiles and mines production site in Yazd

The Israeli Air Force struck a facility in Yazd, central Iran, that the IDF describes as Iran's 'most central site for the production of naval missiles and mines.' The facility was used by Iran to plan, develop, assemble, and store 'advanced missiles intended for launch from cruise vessels, submarines, and helicopters toward mobile and stationary maritime targets.' The IDF stated: 'This is a site where most of the missiles and naval mines are developed by the Iranian navy forces.' The strike, guided by the Military Intelligence Directorate and Naval Intelligence Division, 'constitutes a significant blow to the production capabilities of the naval forces.' The strike comes a day after Israel killed IRGC Navy commander Tangsiri and intelligence chief Rezaei at Bandar Abbas — a coordinated systematic decapitation and destruction of IRGC Naval capability.