The Israeli Air Force completed its 113th strike wave, neutralizing over 300 ballistic missile launchers in western and central Iran.
Jerusalem, 5 March, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Since Saturday, the Israeli Air Force struck hundreds of launch sites and neutralized more than 300 ballistic missile launchers, the Israel Defense Forces disclosed on Thursday.
The Israeli Air Force completed the 113th wave of strikes against Iranian leadership, military and nuclear Targets in western and central Iran. Fighter jets dropped multiple munitions on dozens of ballistic missile launchers that were ready to launch toward Israel, the IDF said.
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