Israeli military intelligence (IDF) claims that Iran is no longer capable of producing new missiles following successful strikes on its manufacturing base.

According to its assessment, approximately 70% of Iran's launch systems have been destroyed — down from a recent estimate of 80%. Some systems have been rendered unusable after being buried in tunnels following Israeli airstrikes.

The IDF also stated it has destroyed 100 Iranian anti-aircraft batteries and another 120 radar stations, giving Israel "absolute" air superiority.

The number of missile alerts in Israel has decreased over the past 24 hours, though cluster munitions continue to cause significant damage to infrastructure facilities.