The US Air Force disabled Iran's air defense systems and radar stations.

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The US Air Force disabled Iran's air defense systems and radar stations.

Tehran, June 10 — Avia.pro. The US military is conducting a large-scale military operation against the Islamic Republic of Iran's defense infrastructure. The primary targets of the massive strikes are key air defense systems and radar stations that ensure control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

According to Fox News, citing a senior US official, several major military installations on the country's southern coast were hit by fire. Naval bases in Sirik, Jask, and Bandar Abbas were confirmed to have been hit. US missiles also struck coastal missile systems and positions in Minab and on Qeshm Island, including the local port area.

A series of explosions rocked port cities and islands in southern Iran.

A series of explosions rocked port cities and islands in southern Iran.
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A series of explosions rocked port cities and islands in southern Iran.

US defense officials stated that the operation's primary objective was to suppress Iran's anti-aircraft and radar systems, which posed a direct threat to international shipping and aviation. According to CNN, Washington's actions are being presented as a stern warning to Tehran following the downing of the American helicopter. However, the White House hopes that these strikes will not derail ongoing diplomatic efforts to peacefully resolve the regional conflict.

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