Operation Roaring Lion: IDF Releases Summary of Strikes in Iran and Lebanon

The IDF has released a summary of Operation Roaring Lion, outlining the scale of strikes carried out against Iranian regime targets, military infrastructure, and terror-linked assets.

According to the figures released, the operation included approximately 10,800 strikes in Iran, more than 8,500 aircraft sorties, and around 250 air defense systems destroyed. The IDF also says more than 1,000 strike sorties were carried out, while roughly 60% of Iranian launchers were taken out of operation. In total, around 6,700 components and more than 4,000 terror-related targets were struck.

In Tehran alone, the IDF says over 2,100 aircraft sorties and more than 4,600 strikes were carried out, hitting over 2,700 components and more than 670 terror targets.

The operation also included heavy activity in Lebanon, with over 2,500 aircraft sorties, more than 14,900 artillery strikes, over 5,050 terror targets hit, around 165 multi-story terror structures struck, and more than 1,700 terrorists eliminated.

The IDF further published a chart showing senior Iranian regime officials eliminated during the operation, along with a separate assessment of damage to Iran’s ballistic missile production chain. According to that assessment, key parts of the missile production array were degraded, affecting warheads, engine production, explosives, and final assembly capacity.

A separate strike map released by the IDF shows attacks on more than 1,100 military industry targets across Iran, including in Tehran, Isfahan, Tabriz, Shiraz, Mashhad, Bandar Abbas, and other areas.