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The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has reportedly established a secure air corridor allowing its jets unrestricted access to Tehran, enabling a broad range of air operations over Iran’s capital. This development is significant as it facilitates deeper penetration into Iranian airspace, according to military sources.
In the past 24 hours, Israeli fighter jets conducted strikes on approximately 150 targets in and around Tehran. Among these was a partial strike on the Fordow nuclear facility, which was damaged but not completely destroyed. Other targets reportedly included military command centers and critical infrastructure.
The operation marks a new phase in the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, centered on Israel’s efforts to curtail Iran’s nuclear and military capabilities. Iranian authorities have yet to release detailed information about the damage or casualties, while Israeli officials maintain operational silence.
The secure air corridor is seen as a strategic advantage for Israel, allowing for more precise and sustained military actions inside Iranian territory.
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