Around 50 Israeli fighter jets dropped 100 bombs on the site beneath Iran’s leadership compound, part of a series of precision strikes targeting Tehran’s “leadership complex”
The Israeli Air Force on Friday destroyed the underground bunker of Iran’s former supreme leader Ali Khamenei, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) said in a post on X.
The IDF said as many as 50 fighter jets dropped around 100 bombs on the site.
בלב טהרן: צה”ל השמיד את הבונקר התת-קרקעי של עלי ח’אמנהאי שהוקם מתחת למתחם ההנהגה של המשטר
כ-50 מטוסי קרב של חיל האוויר תקפו הבוקר בהכוונה מדויקת של אמ”ן ובשיתוף אמ”ץ, את הבונקר התת-קרקעי של עלי ח’אמנהאי, שהוקם מתחת למתחם ההנהגה של משטר הטרור האיראני בלב טהרן.
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“In the heart of Tehran: IDF destroys Ali Khamenei’s underground bunker built beneath the regime’s leadership compound
“Some 50 Air Force fighter jets struck this morning, with precise guidance from Military Intelligence and in coordination with Mossad, the underground bunker of Ali Khamenei, which was built beneath the leadership compound of the Iranian terror regime in the heart of Tehran,” IDF said in the post along with the video of the operation.
IDF said the compound spread across multiple streets and included “many entry points and rooms for gatherings of senior members of the Iranian terror regime.”
“The underground bunker was built beneath the compound and was a secure emergency asset for managing the war by the leader, who was eliminated before he managed to use it,” the IDF added.
The military said that after Khamenei was killed in a strike on Saturday, “the compound continued to be used by senior members of the Iranian regime.”
According to a Times of Israel report, the Military Intelligence Directorate’s Unit 8200 and Unit 9900 — responsible for signals and visual intelligence, respectively — had mapped the site over several years, enabling what the IDF described as a “precise” strike.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have targeted sites within Iran’s “leadership complex” in Tehran multiple times during the conflict.
In the war’s opening strike, the IDF killed Khamenei at his compound, part of the larger complex.
Another strike on a nearby building reportedly killed eight top Iranian officials.
On Tuesday, the IDF said it had hit several additional sites within the complex, including Iran’s presidential bureau and the headquarters of the Supreme National Security Council.
With inputs from agencies
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