⚠️ Nationwide wartime restrictions extended through Monday: Israel has extended nationwide wartime restrictions until Monday. Gatherings are limited to 50 people with access to shelters, workplaces may operate near protected spaces, schools remain closed, and beaches are shut.
⚠️ Home Front Command clarifies advance warning timing: The timing of advance warning notifications depends on operational factors affecting the detection of barrages and launches. In some cases, the notification may arrive shortly before the sirens, and in certain situations sirens may be activated without any prior warning.
Advance alerts are sent to mobile phones in relevant areas as early as possible to allow civilians to prepare and reach the best protected spaces nearby. The IDF emphasizes that upon receiving such a notification, civilians should improve their location to ensure optimal protection. If sirens are then issued, civilians must immediately enter a protected area and remain there until an official message announces the end of the event.
This alert measure operates in addition to the Home Front Command’s official warning systems, including the siren network, the Home Front Command mobile app, and the National Emergency Portal.
💥 IDF strikes major Iranian ballistic missile production infrastructure: Following what it described as a severe blow to the Iranian regime’s missile array, the IDF has expanded its strikes in recent days against production industries used for the development and manufacture of missiles and other weapons. Over the past week, hundreds of Israeli Air Force fighter jets, acting on IDF intelligence, struck two of the Iranian regime’s main ballistic missile production sites and additional weapons infrastructure in the areas of Parchin and Shahrud.
During the strike in Parchin on Thursday, the IDF targeted infrastructure used to produce essential components for various Iranian weapons. Targets included factories producing explosive materials for ballistic missile warheads, complexes producing unique raw materials for missile engines, a missile engine mixing and casting facility, and a complex used for the research, development, assembly, and production of advanced cruise missiles.
In an additional overnight strike approximately 2,000 kilometers from Israel, the IDF targeted a ballistic missile production site of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in the Shahrud area. In recent months, regime forces had been identified working to restore infrastructure and expand missile production at the site after it had previously been struck during Operation Rising Lion.
The site in Shahrud is responsible for producing a significant portion of the missiles fired toward the State of Israel and the region. The IDF said the strike severely damaged the regime’s ability to continue producing missiles there and that it will keep expanding strikes against weapons production sites to disrupt manufacturing and thwart efforts to rebuild infrastructure.
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