The maps show where Israel attacked Iran, the sites of the Iranian nuclear program

Israel Air strikes on Iran The Israeli army said that the army targeted on Friday the Iranian nuclear facilities, scientists and senior military leaders.

The Israel Defense Forces said that 200 compressed combat aircraft More than 100 goals in Iran In a first round of strikes and that the process will last for several days. Officials said these goals included multiple sites in the capital of Iran, Tehran and Natanz, a major site to enrich uranium.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Israel’s strikes as a “targeted military operation for the decline in the Iranian threat to the survival of Israel” in a video on Friday.

In response, Iran launched more than 100 drones in Israel, many of which were intercepted by Israel’s air defenses. After additional strikes by Israel, Iran launched more missiles in Israel. While most of them were intercepted, there was “a limited number of visits to the structures, and some of the objection failures,” said the IDF.

The maps below show the confirmed sites of Israel’s strikes and will be updated when checking information.

In a later tour of the strikes, the Israeli Defense Army said it struck the “nuclear site of the Iranian regime in the Sahafan region”, south of Natanz in central Iran.

“The strike dismantled a mineral uranium production facility and infrastructure to enrich uranium, laboratories and additional infrastructure,” the Israeli Defense Army said in a statement.

Another enrichment site in Fordo has not been hit from Friday morning, according to Iran and the United Nations Nuclear Agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency. Later on Friday, two explosions were heard near the site, and government media said that Iranian air defenses shot down an Israeli drone near the attachment, according to Reuters.

“The underground area of ​​the site was damaged,” the Israeli Defense Army said in a statement.

The Israeli Defense Army said: “This area contains a multi -storey fertilization hall with centrifugal devices, electrical rooms and additional supportive infrastructure.” “In addition, the critical infrastructure that allows the continuous operation of the site and the ongoing efforts of the Iranian regime to obtain nuclear weapons has been targeted.”

There was no increase in radiation levels outside the Natanz site after the strikes, International Atomic Energy Agency He said Friday morning.

ISRAEL’s Strikes Also Killed Nuclear Scientists and Military Leaders, The IDF SAID, Including iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Mohammad Bagheri, Commander in Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Hossein Salami, Irgc Senior Commander Gen. Gholam ali rashid, and maj. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, The Head of the Irgc’s Missile Program.

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said that the United States did not participate in the Israeli strikes.

The process came at a time when the Trump administration is trying to negotiate an agreement to reduce the Iranian nuclear program. President Trump’s envoy in the Middle East was scheduled to carry Steve Wittouf a sixth round of talks in Amman during the weekend, but it was not immediately clear whether he would continue to happen.

Friday, Mr. Trump Urging Iran “To conclude a deal, before there is nothing.”

Iran’s president, Bizaishian, said on Friday on Iranian television that the country “will be taken strongly” against Israel in response to the attacks.

He said, “The Iranian nation and the country’s officials will not remain silent in the face of this crime, and will make the legitimate and strong response of the Islamic Republic of Iran to regret the effective.”

Margaret Brennan

He contributed to this report.