The IDF completed new waves of strikes in Tehran, hitting the IRGC Space and Satellite Command and 50 ammunition bunkers.
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) March 8, 2026
The attacks, guided by Aman, targeted key regime facilities, including the Khayyam satellite control center, Basij bases, internal security headquarters, and… pic.twitter.com/B0xY4QBjFM
… internal security headquarters, and IRGC ground force complexes.
These operations are part of a campaign to cripple the core infrastructure and capabilities of the Iranian terror regime.
Aman is Israel's central military intelligence agency (distinct from Mossad, which focuses more on foreign espionage and covert operations outside military command). It handles:Collecting and analyzing military-related intelligence
— Psalms𝄞Riffs (@BreakerOfChains) March 8, 2026
Producing target packages and coordinates…
…Producing target packages and coordinates
Providing early warnings
Assessing enemy capabilities and intentions
In practice, when the IDF says "the Air Force, guided by Aman," it indicates that:
Aman supplied the precise location data, timing, confirmation of targets (e.g., IRGC Space & Satellite Command, Khayyam control center, ammunition bunkers, Basij bases)
The strikes relied on Aman's intelligence to minimize collateral damage while maximizing impact on high-value military/infrastructure targets
So Kudos to Aman, keep up the great work and cripple the mullahs command centers!
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 Satellite images of Iran's missile bases, which continue to be subjected to airstrikes
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) March 8, 2026
- Missile base south of Isfahan. A photo dated March 3 shows traces of strikes around two tunnel entrances. It's unclear whether they collapsed as a result of the strikes.
- Missile… https://t.co/vuT6gJTHsC pic.twitter.com/7FDbRKDO3i
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Satellite images of Iran's missile bases, which continue to be subjected to airstrikes
- Missile base south of Isfahan. A photo dated March 3 shows traces of strikes around two tunnel entrances. It's unclear whether they collapsed as a result of the strikes.
- Missile base in Qazvin. The photo shows destroyed buildings on the surface and two destroyed vehicles.
- Missile base north of Kermanshah. All buildings on the surface were destroyed, and the tunnel entrances were damaged. Traces of strikes are also visible on the road, but it's unclear what was the target.
- Missile base south of Tabriz. Recently built radar domes and auxiliary buildings were destroyed, and the tunnel entrances were damaged. Numerous craters are also visible along the roads.
- Missile base in Dezful. Buildings on the surface were destroyed as a result of strikes.
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Israel reported a strike on the IRGC Air Force headquarters
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited
[Regnum] The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) struck the headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Air Force. The Israeli military press service reported this on Sunday, March 8.
"The strike on the Iranian Air Force is part of a targeted effort to dismantle Iran's ballistic missile arsenal and simultaneously undermine its ability to synchronize and coordinate attacks on Israel," the department noted on its Telegram channel.
It is emphasized that the facility was the main command and control center used to direct Iranian Air Force operations, including creating an operational picture and planning missile attacks on Israel. The headquarters also housed the ballistic missile command and a fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles.