200 Israeli fighter jets used in strikes on Iran

Israel’s military says 200 fighter jets have been used in its ongoing strikes on Iran.

“More than 100 targets have been struck across Iran,” IDF spokesperson Effie Defrin said during a live briefing, adding that “over 330 various munitions” have already been dropped.

Defrin said Israel’s strikes were “part of a precise and synchronized operation” and that its pilots were “still striking military targets and targets from the nuclear program across different areas in Iran.”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel had struck key sites in Iran's nuclear program. The uranium enrichment center in Natanz, scientists working on creating a bomb, and components of the ballistic missile program were attacked, Netanyahu noted.

The strike also killed the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Hossein Salami.