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Israeli Air Force Continue Strikes on Iran, Over 150 Targets Hit

Tel Aviv: The Israeli Air Force continues to operate freely in the Iranian air space and destroys nuclear site, military installations and “Regime symbols” in retaliation to the heavy salvos of ballistic missiles launched from Iran to hit Israel. 
IDF Spokesman Brig Gen Effie Defrin said on June 15 that the Air Force pilots are still striking and dealing serious damage in several parts of Iran at this hour. Over 150 targets have been hit in a 40-hour-long string of strikes, he said.
“The entire Western world is at risk because of the murderous terror regime that is controlled from Tehran,” he claims. “Tehran’s immunity has ended.”
According to Defrin, hundreds of Israeli jets and aircraft are currently holding air superiority over western Iran and Tehran after overnight raids on Iranian air defences.
He claimed that the planes are finishing a series of attacks against targets in the nuclear program, the strategic military industries, and top Iranian terror leadership officials.

-The writer is an Israel-based freelance journalist. The views expressed are of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views of Raksha Anirveda

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