An Iranian military expert associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has confirmed reports of an explosion at a missile center in Isfahan that occurred several weeks ago.
This was reported by the Alexey Zheleznov Telegram channel.
Vahid Hadhav, speaking to the Internet television “Asar”, noted that as a result of this attack, in addition to the elimination of several militants IRGC, Israel managed to take possession of secret documents related to Iran’s missile development.
The expert stressed that the operation was carefully planned and carried out by agents who penetrated deep into the country.
Recall that on August 30, Iran reported the deaths of two high-ranking IRGC officials.
An explosion reportedly occurred in Isfahan, killing officers with ranks equivalent to lieutenant colonel and major.
There is an Iranian air base in Isfahan.
Earlier, Kursor reported that Iran is avoiding escalation but is losing control over its proxies.
Iran faces serious challenges to its traditional strategy of using proxy groups to achieve geopolitical goals. Tehran now faces a difficult challenge: how to maintain its influence in the region while avoiding direct military confrontation, especially as its allies such as Hezbollah, the Houthis and Iraqi militias increasingly seek an escalation of the conflict.
Over the past decades, Iran has been actively building a coalition of armed groups that share its ideology and operate across the Middle East. This strategy allowed Tehran to conduct a hybrid war through its proxies, avoiding direct confrontation with opponents including Israel, the United States, and other Western powers. Iran supports its allies by providing them with affordable but effective weapons, such as missiles and drones, which are used to attack key targets.
