Israel Defense Forces launch fifteenth wave of airstrikes targeting state infrastructure in Tehran and Isfahan

The IDF has launched its 15th wave of airstrikes against Iran, targeting state infrastructure in Tehran and Isfahan as the regional conflict continues to escalate.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 6, 2026, 8:50 AM EST

Source: The information in this article was sourced from The Jerusalem Post

Fifteenth wave of aerial operations

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) officially announced the commencement of their fifteenth wave of airstrikes against targets within Iran on Friday afternoon. This latest escalation follows a week of sustained military activity aimed at degrading the operational capabilities of the Iranian government. The Israeli Air Force has deployed fighter jets to carry out these precision strikes, which are part of a broader strategy to respond to Iranian military aggression and the regional projection of force by the clerical establishment.

Targeting critical infrastructure in Tehran

Military officials confirmed that this specific wave of strikes has successfully targeted infrastructure belonging to the Iranian government in Tehran. The capital city has remained a primary focus for Israeli operations since the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on the first day of the war. By striking central government assets in the heart of the country, the IDF aims to disrupt the command and control structures of the Iranian leadership as they attempt to manage the ongoing regional crisis.

Strikes on the central hub of Isfahan

In addition to the operations in the capital, the IDF reported striking significant targets in Isfahan. Known for housing various military and technological facilities, Isfahan represents a strategic location for Iran’s defense industry. The targeting of infrastructure in this central province indicates a continued effort by the Israeli military to expand the geographical scope of its campaign, ensuring that no major administrative or military hub remains beyond the reach of the current air offensive.