Israeli military claims to have targeted Iranian facility manufacturing maritime arms

Along the Israel-Lebanon border in the upper Galilee, Israeli army tanks were positioned near the border wall on March 14, 2026, as captured by Jalaa MAREY / AFP.

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The Israeli military launched a strike on an industrial complex in Tehran on Saturday, targeting a facility dedicated to the research and development of naval weapons.

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According to the military, the strike hit the headquarters of the Iranian terrorist regime's Marine Industries Organization, which is responsible for a broad range of naval weaponry, including surface and sub-surface vessels, as well as manned and unmanned equipment.

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The military stated that the strike was part of a series of attacks conducted overnight from Friday to Saturday, with the goal of targeting the regime's naval capabilities.

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Later on Saturday, the military announced that it had intensified its strikes on Iran's military industries, with military spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin saying that the attacks would be completed within a few days.

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Brigadier General Defrin added that the upcoming attacks would destroy most of Iran's military production capabilities, which would take the regime a long time to rebuild, during a televised briefing.

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Since the start of the war on February 28, the joint US-Israeli attacks have also targeted Iran's nuclear sites, including a uranium processing facility and a heavy water reactor.