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IDF struck 140+ Iranian BM storage, launch sites, and air defense across western and central Iran in one day
·Western and central Iran (multiple sites)
The Israeli Air Force struck over 140 targets of Iran's ballistic missile infrastructure in western and central Iran in a single day — storage sites, launch positions, and air defense systems. The disclosure is the largest single-day IDF operational count during the war and explains the continued Iranian BM salvos as attrition-under-suppression: Iran is launching while Israel systematically destroys the infrastructure behind each salvo.
The IDF disclosed on March 29-30 that during a single day of operations it struck more than 140 Iranian ballistic missile storage sites, launch pads, and air defense systems across Iran. The campaign is part of Israel's stated effort to systematically degrade Iran's long-range missile and air defense infrastructure. In a notable geographic extension, the IDF confirmed it struck Iranian air defense systems near the Caspian Sea in northern Iran — more than 1,600 kilometers from Israel — targeting a site concealed in a forested area. The IDF said the Caspian strike was aimed at expanding Israel's aerial superiority over Iran by eliminating systems that posed a threat to Israeli aircraft on deep-penetration missions. The Caspian Sea area represents one of the most northerly strikes of the campaign, extending Israeli air operations through Iran's entire territory from the Persian Gulf to the Caspian coast.
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IAF struck 140+ Iran BM storage and launch sites + air defense systems in western and central Iran in past day
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