
Where is the Iranian Air Force?

In a dramatic escalation, Israel has struck deeper into Iran than ever before. The head of the IRGC Intelligence Organization and his deputy were reportedly killed in a direct hit on their command center in central Tehran. Meanwhile, Israeli warplanes bombed a military refueling aircraft in Mashhad—2,300 kilometers from home—marking the farthest IDF strike in history. Over 14 nuclear scientists have been assassinated, Iran’s missile reserves are rapidly shrinking, and two Israeli citizens were arrested as alleged spies for Tehran. Amid this turmoil, Iran’s nuclear infrastructure has been shattered, over 2 million civilians are fleeing the capital, and Mossad agents are reportedly hunting regime officials in broad daylight.

Where is the Iranian Air Force?

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