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The Israeli air force launched extensive attacks on Iran, targeting numerous sites in the capital Tehran and other cities including Natanz and Tabriz.

According to the military spokesperson for the Israeli army, Ivi Dvryin, the military strikes targeted more than 100 sites in Iran with the participation of 200 fighter jets in the attack.

Among the most prominent Iranian sites targeted by the Israeli attack were:

- Fordow, a uranium enrichment facility carved into a mountain.

- Fandab, an incomplete research reactor that poses a risk in terms of nuclear proliferation.

- Natanz, which includes two enrichment facilities, one of which is underground.

- Isfahan, which hosts various activities from manufacturing centrifuges to preparing uranium enrichment processes.

- Bushehr, the only operational nuclear power plant, which uses Russian fuel.

The strikes also targeted military and strategic headquarters, including:

- The Iranian Revolutionary Guard headquarters in Tehran, resulting in the death of its commander, General Hossein Salami.

- Military bases around Tehran, including bases for the Revolutionary Guard.

- The "Shahrak Shahid Mohalati" complex located northeast of Tehran, a fortified residential complex where senior Revolutionary Guard leaders reside, with the strikes resulting in the destruction of three residential buildings.

- The general command headquarters of the armed forces "Khatam al-Anbiya," where the commander of the headquarters, General Gholam Ali Rashid, was killed in the strike.

The Israeli attack also targeted nuclear facilities, including:

- The Natanz uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan, central Iran, where footage broadcast by state television showed thick smoke rising from the site, which was hit multiple times by precision missiles during the attack.

- The Arak heavy water facility in Markazi province, western Iran, used for producing plutonium and considered part of Iran's nuclear program as an alternative to uranium enrichment. Iran has not officially announced the extent of the damage, but intelligence sources confirmed partial disruption in cooling systems, according to "France 24."

- Targets in the city of Khondab, in Markazi province, near the Arak nuclear facility, which includes a nuclear research center and facilities associated with the heavy water reactor.

- The homes of prominent nuclear scientists, such as Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi and Fereydoun Abbasi, who were killed in the attack.

The Israeli strikes targeted facilities linked to Iran's long-range missile program in the central and western parts of the country, as well as air defense batteries and missile storage sites.

Israel also attacked military sites in Kermanshah, which is a major center for storing and launching ballistic missiles, and the city has military communication facilities used for coordinating between Iranian forces in the western part of the country.

Iranian television confirmed limited damage at a military base in the city of Borujerd in Lorestan province, western Iran, after it was subjected to an Israeli attack.

Other targets:

Among the targeted sites were Imam Khomeini Airport in Tehran, the vicinity of the Tabriz refinery in East Azerbaijan province in the northwest of the country, residential neighborhoods, and the bombardment hit buildings in northern Tehran, resulting in civilian casualties.