Air defence infrastructure was priority in Iran strikes, Israeli media reports

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Israeli military sources told Maariv that recent strikes targeted Iran's air defense infrastructure, not ballistic missile sites, to signal Israel's resolve against Tehran's network rebuilding. The sources characterized Iran's approximately 20 missile launches as limited, following 50 days of military rehabilitation.

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Israel did not target Iran’s ballistic missile launch sites during its latest strikes because such operations would have required different preparations, according to an Israeli military source cited by the newspaper Maariv. The source said the attacks were intended to demonstrate Israel’s determination to prevent Iran from rebuilding its air defence network.

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