Hendelman: Israel disabled over 200 missile launchers in strikes on Iran

The Israeli Air Force has disabled more than 200 missile launchers in Iran during its ongoing military operation, and carried out over 1,000 combat sorties, according to Dmitry Hendelman, an adviser in the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, according to Report.

"Since the beginning of the operation, the Israeli Air Force has conducted more than a thousand strike sorties targeting strategic sites in Iran, based on precise intelligence data. According to the Air Force command, over 200 tactical missile launchers— a key component of Iran’s offensive capability— have been neutralized during the attacks," Hendelman said on his Telegram channel:

Israel launched its military operation against Iran on June 13, stating its objective was to disrupt Tehran’s nuclear and missile programs. Within less than 24 hours, the Islamic Republic responded with a retaliatory strike. In the days that followed, both nations exchanged attacks, with reports of casualties, and confirmed hits on multiple targets. The mutual strikes are ongoing.