Israel says operation against Iran ‘advancing according to plan’, not all nuclear sites struck yet

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The Israeli Air Force says its operation against Iran is “advancing according to the plan” and “working well” so far.

Still, it is preparing for a sudden further escalation with Iran.

Meanwhile, the IAF says it now has the ability to fly over Tehran with fighter jets, which it says is “significant.”

The IAF also says it is working to disrupt attempts by Iran to launch massive ballistic missile barrages on Israel, with fighter jets flying over the launch sites.

As time goes on, Iran’s ability to launch missiles at Israel will be slowly degraded, the Israeli air force noted.

The military released footage showing the identification of Iranian ballistic missile launchers in Tehran, shortly before they were targeted.

The Israeli Air Force has not yet struck all of Iran’s nuclear facilities, but these efforts will continue while the military also works to degrade the country’s ballistic missile array, military officials said.

So far, the IAF has caused “significant damage” to the Natanz nuclear facility and destroyed some sections of the Isfahan site, according to the IDF.

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