Israel still has a large list of targets in Iran, military official says
ReutersJun 15, 2025 10:32 AM
June 15 (Reuters) - Israel still has a large list of targets it plans to hit in Iran, an Israeli military official on Sunday, as both nations continued to exchange missile attacks that started on Friday.
He declined to say how long strikes against Iran would continue, adding the military had attacked around 80 targets in Tehran on Saturday evening.
The targets included two "dual-use" Iranian fuel sites that supported military and nuclear operations, he said.
He said they also targeted the chief of staff of Yemen's Houthis group overnight.
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