US Bombed A Ballistic Missile Factory In Iran

A video of the aftermath has been published.

The U.S. Army, in a military operation against Iran, launched an airstrike on a military plant in the city of Karaj, where ballistic missiles were produced.

The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) wrote this in its social media account X.

The CENTCOM statement said ballistic missiles produced at the Karaj plant posed a threat to Americans, neighboring countries, and free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf.

Therefore, as part of Operation Epic Fury in March this year, the U.S. Army struck this military facility with precision munitions.

CENTCOM posted photos of the Karaj plant before and after the precision weapons strike. The photos show the facility almost completely destroyed.

Destroying Iran's missile industry (from solid fuel plants to assembly lines and finished goods warehouses) is one of the goals of the US and Israeli military operation they launched on February 28.

So far, the allies have struck about 16,000 Iranian military and strategic targets.

Israeli Defense Forces officials claim that the allied strikes have completely halted ballistic missile production in Iran.

For example, the Israeli Air Force bombed a factory in Shahroud that specialized in the production of solid-fuel rocket motors. This was a strategic military facility for Tehran.

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