The media reported on the Iranian UAV strike on targets in Israeli Haifa

The Iranian army has launched strikes with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) on critical facilities at the port in Haifa. This was reported on March 26 by the Tasnim news agency.

"Since last night (Wednesday), the army of the Islamic Republic of Iran has carried out drone strikes on a number of important and vital facilities of the Zionist regime in the strategically important port of Haifa in response to an alleged enemy attack on the country's missile and unmanned systems," the publication says.

It is noted that Iran's targets are the center for the construction and repair of various military vessels, which plays a key and important role, as well as fighter fuel tanks.

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Some of the complexes continue to operate and attack targets, despite claims of their destruction.

Tasnim news agency reported on March 24 that the army of the Islamic Republic of Iran attacked defense industry facilities of the Israeli company Rafael Advanced Defense Systems in Haifa, and also attacked aerospace facilities near Ben Gurion Airport. It was noted that the attacks also targeted refueling aircraft located in Aerogavan.

On March 25, the press service of the Islamic Republic Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that the Iranian army had launched the 80th wave of attacks on Israel and US facilities in the region using solid-fuel missiles and precision bombs. It is specified that massive attacks by missiles and drones from Iran will be used during the operation without any restrictions.

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