Israel launched a new wave of airstrikes against the Iranian regime overnight as it claimed to have set back Tehran’s development of nuclear weapons by “years”.
In a post on X, the Israeli air force said it targeted “missile storage and launch infrastructure in central Iran” on Saturday morning.
“According to the assessment we hear, we already delayed for at least two or three years the possibility for them to have a nuclear bomb,” Israel’s foreign minister Gideon Saar said in an interview with Bild on Saturday.
Interceptions were visible in the sky over Tel Aviv on Saturday morning as Israel’s air defence systems responded to a fresh barrage of projectiles from Tehran.
The war has entered its second week and Israel’s military chief last night warned of a “prolonged campaign”.
