IDF says it has struck Iran's primary site for sonar, submarine detection systems

Israel's army said that it had struck Iran's primary site for sonar and submarine detection systems in recent days. The IDF said the strikes have "significantly damaged the maritime detection and defence capabilities" of the Iranian regime. 

The strikes have also affected Iran's "ability to produce and maintain submarines and maritime electronic systems," the IDF said. 

The site is located in Shiraz, a city in south-central Iran. The strikes were carried out by Israel's air force, with guidance from its Naval Intelligence Unit, the IDF said. 

Also struck was a "key site for producing systems for sea-skimming cruise missiles and air defense systems," the IDF said. That site was in Karaj, a city in central Iran.