The strike in Tehran overnight, carried out following intelligence provided by the Naval Intelligence Division, “deepens the damage to the Iranian terror regime’s naval capabilities, with a particular impact on its ability to produce advanced maritime weapons,” the IDF says in a statement.
The military says the MIO headquarters is responsible for “research, development, and production of a wide range of naval weaponry, including surface and sub-surface vessels, manned and unmanned equipment, as well as engines and weapons.”
The IDF says it also struck other sites used by Iran to develop weapons and air defense systems during the wave of strikes.
The Israeli military said the operation targeted key infrastructure linked to Iran’s naval weapons production network, describing it as part of a wider effort to weaken military manufacturing capabilities in the country.
It added that the Marine Industries Organization plays a central role in designing and producing various maritime systems used for defense and offensive operations.
According to the statement, the headquarters is involved in extensive research and development activities covering both surface and underwater vessels, as well as manned and unmanned platforms. It also oversees the production of engines and weapon systems used in naval operations.
The IDF further confirmed that additional facilities used for weapons development and air defense systems were also hit during the same wave of strikes.
The military said the coordinated attacks were based on precise intelligence provided by its Naval Intelligence Division, which helped identify strategic targets in advance.
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