From nuclear sites to naval bases, key Iranian targets hit by US and Israel

The US and Israel’s war on Iran is now entering its third week. The operation, referred to by US Central Command as “Operation Epic Fury,” began on 28 February and has continued into early March with thousands of attacks on military infrastructure.Officials say the campaign is aimed at weakening Iran’s command structure, missile network, naval fleet and nuclear-linked facilities. As of 11 March, more than 5,500 strikes have been reported.

Many of the US-Israel attacks have targeted leadership sites and strategic weapons facilities across the country.
Leadership and Command Sites1. Supreme Leader’s Compound, Tehran

Israel struck a compound linked to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in northern Tehran, reportedly assassinating him. Officials in Washington and Tel Aviv said the strike dismantled the country’s top leadership structure.

???? WATCH: ~50 Israeli Air Force fighter jets dismantled Ali Khamenei’s underground military bunker beneath the Iranian regime’s leadership compound in Tehran. pic.twitter.com/Nw0tvvQMRX

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) March 6, 2026

2. IRGC Joint Headquarters, Tehran

The main command centre of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) was heavily damaged during the operation. Military officials say the strike targeted coordination hubs used to direct regional forces and operations.

????STRUCK: The Iranian Regime’s Leadership Compound — the central headquarters have been dismantled

This command headquarters was one of the most heavily secured assets in Iran. The compound that housed the regime’s most senior forum was struck by the IAF overnight using precise… pic.twitter.com/4iW2xd71bC

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) March 3, 2026

3. IRGC Aerospace Forces Headquarters

Another key site in Tehran linked to Iran’s missile and drone command was also hit. The facility oversees ballistic missile development and unmanned aerial systems.

⭕️ The IDF can now reveal that the IRGC’s Air Force Headquarters, the main command-and-control center used to direct the regime’s air force activity, was targeted during wide-scale IDF strikes on dozens of Iranian terror regime targets. pic.twitter.com/7fJCoVi5Hh

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) March 8, 2026

Nuclear and Weapons Infrastructure

1. Minzadehei Nuclear Compound

A facility believed to be linked to weapons-grade uranium research near Tehran was struck with bunker-penetrating munitions. Satellite images later showed extensive damage to surface structures and entrances.

???? NUCLEAR WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT SITE STRUCK

The covert ‘Minzadehei’ compound was used by a group of nuclear scientists who operated to develop a key component for nuclear weapons.

Using intelligence, the IDF tracked the activities at this new location, removing a key component… pic.twitter.com/xwXQud49gN

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) March 3, 2026

2. Natanz Enrichment Complex Entrances

Access points to underground centrifuge halls at the Natanz site were bombed. International observers reported that the strikes sealed several tunnels without triggering radiation leaks.

Here is high resolution satellite imagery from March 2, 2026, of Natanz provided to @TheGoodISIS by (image: @vantortech). The imagery shows clear damage to the two personnel entrances and the sole vehicle entrance to the underground fuel enrichment complex. pic.twitter.com/sXffhOCnus

— Spencer Faragasso (@SFnuclear) March 2, 2026

Missile and Air Defence Targets

1. Ballistic Missile Launch Sites, Western Iran

Dozens of missile launchers and storage areas were targeted across western provinces. Military analysts say the strikes were designed to limit Iran’s ability to launch long-range retaliatory attacks.

Damage at Iran’s Shahrud missile factory is far worse than first reported: bunkers storing explosives were also hit, and the long‑range missile test structure on the axis to the launch pad was damaged. pic.twitter.com/PKgDoNeyGR

— EMiL (@emilvikingson) March 12, 2026

2. Airfields and Fighter Aircraft

Several Iranian military airbases were also struck. Drone footage released by US officials showed damaged runways and fighter jets destroyed while parked on the ground.

US and Israeli fighter jets are conducting a massive bombing campaign across Iran, with large explosions near Shiraz Air Base, strikes on a police station in Abbasabad, explosions in Jannat Abad, and multiple blasts rocking Tehran. #Iran pic.twitter.com/AkH6WvwpqL

— CHRISTMAS REPORTS ???????? ???????? (@NOELreports) March 1, 2026

Naval Assets and Coastal Bases

1. IRGC Naval Vessels

US forces carried out strikes against Iranian naval assets operating in the Gulf of Oman. Multiple ships were reportedly disabled or sunk during the operation.

U.S. forces eliminated multiple Iranian naval vessels, March 10, including 16 minelayers near the Strait of Hormuz. pic.twitter.com/371unKYiJs

— U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM) March 10, 2026

2. Konarak Naval and Drone Base

Bombing at the coastal Konarak facility damaged drone hangars, port infrastructure and a docked ship. Analysts say the strike disrupted local naval operations in the region.

Also in Konarak, at the International Airport (Chabahar-Konarak International Airport), precision strikes on multiple aircraft shelters. Location for @GeoConfirmed: https://t.co/iaNmd2ln6f. pic.twitter.com/YltYbKyz8I

— Christiaan Triebert (@trbrtc) March 1, 2026

Over the past 14 days, around 1,500 Iranians have reportedly been killed in US-Israeli strikes.