Israel says anyone serving Iran’s regime not immune from attacks

“Every individual, every figure, every institution, every organization, every group — anyone who is serving the regime — is not immune from attacks,” the spokesperson said.

The spokesperson referred to the recent Israeli drone attack on Basij and Law Enforcement checkpoints in Tehran, describing them as part of broader efforts to undermine the Islamic Republic's internal security apparatus.

“Every person who is serving them, whether in the Basij forces, the police, or the Revolutionary Guards, is certainly considered both a threat to Israel and to the people of Iran,” the spokesperson added.

The spokesperson said Israel achieved air superiority across Iran’s airspace within 24 hours of the strikes which began on Feb 28.

“Within 24 hours, air superiority across Iran’s entire airspace was achieved.”

So far more than 7,000 hours of operational flights have been carried out, the spokesperson said.

“The Israeli Air Force has carried out more than 4,200 strike sorties across Iran and attacked 3,400 targets, including 750 targets in Tehran. In total, more than 10,000 different types of munitions have been used in this operation.”

The spokesperson said more than two-thirds of Iran’s ballistic missile launchers have been destroyed and that most of Iran’s air defense capabilities are now out of action.

“Most of Iran’s air defense capabilities are now out of action and there is almost full freedom of action for air forces.”

The spokesperson said Iran has changed its missile launch strategy as its missile capabilities have weakened.

“Previously, a massive wave of ballistic missiles would be launched, but now the waves have been divided,” the Israeli military said. “Previously, tens of missiles would be launched in each wave, but now ten waves are carried out with one missile. In this way they want to show that they still have the capability.”

The spokesperson added that this is the reason for the intermittent sounding of warning sirens in Israel.