CENTCOM chief Cooper in Israel — IDF says days away from completing all critical Iran military production targets

US Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper was in Israel on Day 30, meeting IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir and other senior IDF generals, security sources told The Times of Israel. The meeting focused on the ongoing joint US-Israeli campaign against Iran, which Cooper and Zamir confirmed has recently shifted focus toward Iranian weapons production industries. The day before, IDF Spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin stated that 'within a few days' the IDF will complete targeting all of the 'critical' assets of Iran's military production industries. This statement, combined with the D30 disclosure of 140+ BM infrastructure sites struck in a single day, signals the campaign is entering a possible phase-transition: the systematic destruction of Iran's military-industrial complex is approaching — by IDF's own account — completion of the critical-target list. Cooper's in-person visit to Israel on the same day Netanyahu toured Northern Command and ordered Lebanon expansion suggests active coordination of the end-game targeting phase. The implications are significant: once 'critical' production assets are destroyed, the question shifts from what Israel is destroying to what Iran can rebuild — and on what timeline.