Israel Crushes Iran’s Military and Nuclear Arsenal In Just Three Days

In an intense and rapidly escalating conflict, Israel has delivered a series of devastating blows to Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure within just three days of fighting. From crippling missile launchers to eliminating top nuclear scientists and senior commanders, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have swiftly gained the upper hand.

But that doesn't mean Iran has achieved nothing. Here's an interim look at what both sides have achieved in the last three days of fighting:

Iran’s Achievements:

Approximately 380 ballistic missiles were launched from Iran toward Israel.

Around 100 drones were launched from Iran toward Israel.

24 Israeli civilians were killed due to ballistic missile attacks, with hundreds injured, most lightly.

Significant damage to buildings in Israel at missile impact sites.

Israel’s Achievements:

Approximately 120 out of 360 Iranian ballistic missile launchers were destroyed.

About 15 senior nuclear scientists were eliminated.

Dozens of senior Iranian defense officials were killed, including:

Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)

Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces

Heads of Iranian intelligence (including IRGC intelligence)

Commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force and its senior leadership

Commander of Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters

Tehran Police Chief

Iranian air defense systems were destroyed or rendered ineffective, granting Israel absolute air superiority over Iranian skies.

The Natanz nuclear facility was destroyed.

The Isfahan nuclear facility was destroyed.

The Arak heavy water facility was attacked.

Minor damage was inflicted on facilities near the Fordow nuclear site, located 90 meters underground.

Several government offices in Tehran were attacked.

Hangars containing Iranian fighter jets were destroyed.

At least one refueling aircraft was destroyed.

Several economic targets were hit:

Fuel depots and a refinery in Tehran

The Fajr Jam refinery at the Bushehr gas field

Reports today indicate strikes on refineries in Kermanshah.

Mossad agents are operating freely on Iranian soil, conducting assassinations and sophisticated attacks from within Iran.

Tehran residents are fleeing their homes, and Iranian citizens are escaping the country.

According to Iran’s Health Ministry, as of last night, there are 224 Iranian fatalities and 1,277 wounded.

Israel enjoys full military support from the U.S. and international legitimacy in the West.

Momentum:

Iran’s primary weapon threatening Israel’s home front is its ballistic missile launches. Within three days of fighting, Iran has lost one-third of its launch capabilities. As time progresses, Iran will continue to lose these capabilities.

Israel opened with a strategic surprise, rapidly achieving air superiority over Iranian skies, enabling systematic attacks on a wide range of targets in Iran with minimal interference, based on a structured plan.

Each day, Israel’s achievements grow, while Iran’s military capacity to confront the IDF erodes. There are no surprises left in Iran’s arsenal.

If in three days the IDF managed to degrade one-third of Iran’s primary weapon threatening Israel, imagine what could happen in two weeks.

Time is on Israel’s side. The Iranian regime is in retreat. As this trend continues, the regime’s existence will become increasingly unstable, opposition forces within and outside Iran are waiting for this moment.

Israel is on the path to a resounding victory over its bitterest enemy, marking a dramatic shift in the Middle East’s balance of power. The momentum is firmly on Israel’s side.