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Israel Strikes Dozens of Tehran Targets in Aggressive Overnight Raids
- On the night of June 20, 2025, Israel's military launched air strikes across numerous locations within Tehran, targeting sites such as missile manufacturing facilities and the headquarters involved in nuclear weapons research.
- These strikes followed a week-long conflict initiated by Israel on June 13 against Iran's nuclear ambitions and military infrastructure amid escalating regional tensions.
- The attacks involved more than 60 fighter jets targeting the SPND headquarters and missile component facilities, causing damage to nearby homes and vehicles, with no reported injuries yet.
- Gen. Ephraim Defrin stated that during the night, 50 Israeli Air Force jets conducted flights over Tehran aimed at striking weapons and military installations, and he affirmed that attacks on Iran will continue following a strategic plan.
- These operations aim to increase deterrence, prompt evacuations, destabilize the regime, and continue until Iran's nuclear and military threats are fully neutralized, while diplomatic efforts remain ongoing.
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IDF Spokesperson: 'Air Force strikes nuclear, missile sites in Tehran and Western Iran
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