The sources added that the destruction of the equipment causes severe damage to the capacity Iran To replenish its stock of missiles and may deter Tehran from launching more powerful missile strikes against Israel Or support its agents.
A senior American official also confirmed that the strike paralyzed Iran’s ability to… Rocket production.
Striking Iran’s ability
Israeli sources revealed that Israel struck 12 “planetary mixers” used to produce solid fuel for long-range ballistic missiles, which constitute the bulk of Iran’s missile arsenal..
The sources said that the mixers are highly advanced equipment that Iran cannot produce on its own and must buy from China.
She indicated that remanufacturing the mixers may take at least a year.
While Iran still possesses a large stockpile of ballistic missiles, Israeli sources say that the fact that Iran is unable to produce new ballistic missiles would also limit its ability to replenish ballistic missile stocks for its proxies such as Hezbollah and the Houthi movement..
Other strategic objectives
The sources revealed that the attack also hit 4 air defense batteries S-300 They were in strategic locations.
She added that the Israeli Air Force also attacked a drone production factory, and conducted a “symbolic” strike on a facility in the city of Parchin that was used in the past for research and development of nuclear weapons..
Damage to “radar systems”
On the other hand, the Iranian army did not mention any damage to missile or drone production sites and stressed that Iran reserves the right to respond.
The Iranian Armed Forces said that the damage resulting from… Israeli strikes On military targets inside the country, it was limited to “radar systems.”
The Iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff explained in a statement, “Thanks to the performance of… Air defence To the country in time, the attacks caused limited losses and only some damage Radar systems“.
The General Staff added: “A large number of missiles were intercepted, and enemy aircraft were prevented from entering the country’s airspace.”
