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Military & Defense Industrial Sites
10 documented incidents
- Feb 28 Leadership House Compound, Tehran: The opening attack targeted the Leadership House, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other senior officials including Ali Shamkhani and General Abdolrahim Mousavi. [Wikipedia]
- Mar 3 Supreme National Security Council HQ, Tehran: Destroyed by U.S. and Israeli strikes, along with the Expediency Discernment Council building and what Israeli officials described as an underground nuclear facility. [Wikipedia]
- Mar 9 Resalat Neighbourhood Basij Building, Tehran: An airstrike destroyed a Basij-affiliated building alongside three adjacent residential buildings, resulting in 40–50 deaths. BBC analysis identified Israeli Mark 82 bombs. [Wikipedia]
- Mar 24 Malek Ashtar University of Technology, Shahin Shahr: Targeted alongside nearby defense production sites in Isfahan province. [Compiled from regional reports]
- Mar 27 Siranband Border Outpost, Kurdistan Province: Struck as part of the late-March wave targeting logistics and border facilities. [Compiled from regional reports]
- Mar 28 Marine Industries Organization (MIO), Tehran: Struck as part of the naval-industrial targeting wave. [Compiled from regional reports]
- Mar 28 SADRA (Iran Marine Industrial Company), Bushehr: Struck on the same day as the Bushehr airport. [Compiled from regional reports]
- Mar 28 Parchin Military Complex, Tehran: Targeted multiple times in late March for its role in advanced munitions and explosives research. [Compiled from regional reports]
- Mar 28 Bushehr Airport & 6th Tactical Airbase: Strikes targeted both the civilian airport and the adjacent military airbase. [Compiled from regional reports]
- Mar 28 Mashhad International Airport & 14th Tactical Airbase: Targeted in the same wave of strikes on air infrastructure. [Compiled from regional reports]
Summary:U.S. Central Command stated it had struck over 11,000 targets in Iran since the beginning of the war. The opening strikes killed the Supreme Leader and much of Iran's senior military and political leadership. [CENTCOM; Wikipedia; Compiled regional reports]