Israel destroyed a third of Iran's ballistic missile launchers, IDF says

I noticed Iran just launched 65 Missiles last night. That number is reduced from 100-200 missiles a night. Blowing up the launchers is the key to solving the missile problem.
 
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Multiple Iranian weapons and missile launchers were destroyed in the air force strikes.

The Israel Air Force targeted several trucks carrying weapons, including trucks transporting surface-to-air missile launchers, moving from western Iran toward Tehran in an attempt to evade IDF strikes, the military announced on Monday.

The weapons and missile launchers were destroyed in the strikes.
The IDF said that it has shot down 80-90% of Iranian ballistic missiles fired at Israel, with only five to 10% of them hitting Israeli residential areas.

The IDF said that the air force's success in destroying dozens of missile launchers and many missiles has reduced the pace of Iranian missiles launched from launching hundreds at a time to dozens at a time.
Iranian news outlet Nournews reported that the Islamic Republic's military claimed to have discovered an Israeli supply of anti-tank guided missiles within the country.
This is a developing story.

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Iran has asked Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Oman to urge U.S. President Donald Trump to influence Israel to agree to an immediate ceasefire, according to Reuters reports on Monday. In exchange, Tehran is offering flexibility in nuclear negotiations.

Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported that Iranian officials have communicated to Arab leaders their willingness to return to negotiations, provided the United States does not join Israel’s military campaign. Tehran has also sent messages to Israel suggesting that both nations would benefit from containing the violence.

U.S. stocks are reacting positively to the news, with the Dow extending gains to 1.1% and the S&P 500 up 1.2% as of 10:40 AM ET. The tech-heavy NASDAQ is up 1.5%.

Israel has established air superiority over Tehran, giving Israeli leaders little motivation to halt operations before further damaging Iran’s nuclear facilities and weakening the government’s control. Israeli strikes have eliminated key military leadership, including most of Iran’s top air force commanders.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that attacks will continue until Iran’s nuclear program and ballistic missile capabilities are destroyed. Netanyahu has shown no signs of readiness to stop the military campaign.
 
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