Conflicts between Israel and Iran are escalating

Reports are spreading that military clashes between Israel and Iran have entered a new phase. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to the information, Israel's military operation in the second phase is aimed at destroying underground ballistic missile facilities and related infrastructure. This step is being taken to limit Iran's long-term strike capabilities.

On March 5, the Israeli army issued a statement about attacks carried out around Tehran. It was emphasized that Iran's underground ballistic missile storage depots were targeted.

Additionally, the missile complex infrastructure was also struck. According to reports, in the first phase, missile systems located in open ground were destroyed.

These systems could have been used to attack Israeli cities. Now, in the second phase, pressure is being increased on ballistic missiles stored underground and fortified depots.

These changes indicate Israel's goal to gradually weaken Iran's military potential. The attacks are seen as part of a long-term strategy.

There are various reports about Iran's missile stockpile, but it could play an important role in the future development of this conflict. In short, the situation is complex and dangerous.

While targets in open areas were destroyed in the first phase, now Iran's most protected underground missile sites are being targeted. This indicates that the conflict is moving into a deeper and more dangerous stage.