Israel Strikes Iran's Naval Capabilities.. Missiles Towards Eilat

SadaNews - On the 29th day of the war between Iran, Israel, and America, Israeli forces intensified their airstrikes on Iran, targeting a naval industrial facility as well as other sites for producing combat means, while a correspondent for "Al-Arabiya/Al-Hadath" reported the launch of missiles from Iran towards Eilat.

The Israeli army spokesperson, Ela Wawiya, announced in a statement published on the "X" platform that the Israeli strikes inflicted severe damage on Iran's naval capabilities, indicating the targeting of the headquarters of the Organization of Naval Industries responsible for the research, development, and production of a variety of naval combat means.

Wawiya also confirmed the execution of a wide series of airstrikes targeting Iranian regime infrastructure across Tehran.

Missiles Towards Eilat

Meanwhile, debris from Iranian missiles fell in southern Israel. A missile was intercepted with no information about injuries or damages.

Alarms sounded in Jerusalem, central Israel, Dimona, the Negev desert, and Ashkelon after missiles were detected coming from Iran.

In contrast, Iranian media reported the failure to launch two missiles from a base in Mount Yazd in central Iran, indicating the targeting of arms depots in Yazd.

Moreover, circulated images documented strikes that hit sites in Hormozgan in southern Iran.

Strikes on Infrastructure

Additionally, the Iranian Red Crescent Society announced extensive damage to civilian infrastructure due to American and Israeli airstrikes that targeted non-military areas in Iran, emphasizing that the scale of losses affected tens of thousands of housing and commercial units.

The Society stated in a statement that the total number of affected units reached 93,233 non-military units, including 71,547 housing units and 20,779 commercial units across various provinces.

Conversely, the Iranian army declared in a statement aired by state television that it attacked the electronic warfare center and the