Washington Post: Dozens of Iranian missiles have damaged Israeli military facilities

According to Isna, a review of images of the effects of Iran’s massive missile attack on the occupied territories during the “Vadah Sadeq 2” operation last Tuesday evening shows that at least dozens of Iranian long-range ballistic missiles passed through the air defense of the Zionist regime and its allies and hit at least three facilities. The military and intelligence of this regime have clashed.

The Washington Post reported in this report: The reviewed video images showed that 20 missiles hit the Navatim air base in the southern Negev and three missiles hit the Tel Nof base in the center of Israel.

Analysts told The Washington Post that the images were consistent with a direct impact on the bases, not remnants of intercepted missiles.

Other videos also show that at least 2 rockets landed near the Mossad headquarters and left at least 2 large craters.

Iran’s missiles hit Telnuf base

Iranian missiles hit Tel Aviv

The success of Iranian missiles in passing through the multi-layered defense of the Zionist regime

The Washington Post continued: These findings raise questions about the full scale of damage to Israeli military bases and show that Iran was more successful in bypassing its air defenses than in its previous missile attack against Israel.

The Israeli army claimed that its air defense detected 180 missiles fired by Iran, but did not answer questions about the number of locations affected by these attacks.

American and Zionist authorities have said that little damage has been done to the military facilities of the occupied territories, and the Zionist army claimed on Wednesday that its military bases are fully operational.

Meanwhile, both the Pentagon and the Israeli army have refused to comment on the Washington Post’s findings.

Three videos synchronized by The Washington Post show a cascade of missiles raining down on Novatim Air Force Base.

23 hits to Novatim

Elsewhere, medium-resolution satellite imagery showed at least one damaged building in Novatim on Wednesday.

Another high-resolution image of the base shows a large hole in the roof of an aircraft hangar and several craters caused by a missile impact.

Geoffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Non-Proliferation Program, said that “his team has identified 32 attacks on Navatim Air Base alone.”

The Washington Post reported in another part of this article: Another video, confirmed by the Washington Post, shows several smoke trails on the horizon from the missiles hitting the Telenov base.

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