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| IDF struck 170 targets belonging to the Iranian terrorist regime using approximately 400 munitions | |
| 2026-03-31 | |
Text: Over the past 24 hours, the IDF struck 170 targets belonging to the Iranian terrorist regime using approximately 400 munitions. As part of the wave of strikes, the IDF continued to deepen the damage to the regime’s weapons production industry. Among the sites targeted: 🔹 A central site used to produce key components for a variety of weapons in Iran 🔹 Sites used for the production of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) engines 🔹 An industrial complex where components for weapons were developed and a research and development site In parallel, in western Iran, the IDF struck several key headquarters of armed forces subordinate to the Iranian terrorist regime, including the main Basij compound in the city of Dehgolan and a police station of the Internal Security Forces in the city of Sanandaj.
Text: 🇮🇱💥Israel Is Hunting Down Iranian Regime Members: Israel combines human intelligence and advanced technology to keep high-ranking Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iranian officials under constant surveillance. Leading intelligence units like Mossad and Unit 8200 have reportedly spent years infiltrating infrastructure mapping everything from traffic cameras to mobile networks to track key personnel. This effort is supercharged by AI tools like the "Habsora" system, which sifts through massive data sets to identify targets at lightning speed. On the ground, Israel invests heavily in recruiting informants within Iran and Palestinian territories. These sources provide the "boots on the ground" intel, travel routes and hidden locations needed for precision strikes.
[X] Alireza Jafari, an 11-year-old boy, has been identified as a child soldier killed while serving at an IRGC checkpoint in Tehran. According to Hengaw, a Norway-based human rights organization, he is the first reported Iranian child soldier to be killed since the escalation of the war in the Middle East. He was initially reported as a civilian casualty, but the "Teacher's Basij" organization later confirmed that he died "while on duty." According to his mother, he was at the checkpoint with his father due to a shortage of personnel... Earlier, Al Arabiya reported that the Islamic regime in Iran had lowered the conscription age and resumed recruiting minors into the armed forces. Teenagers have reportedly been assigned to checkpoints and patrol duties in Tehran. Similar practices were used during the Iran-Iraq War, when children aged 9-12 [perhaps as many as 100,000 killed] were sent en masse to clear minefields, with the full approval of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
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