The Israeli army destroys several Iranian naval vessels in the Caspian Sea

19.03.2026
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The Israeli military announced on Thursday that its fighter jets destroyed several Iranian warships in the Caspian Sea on Wednesday, including vessels equipped with anti-submarine missiles. The military stated that the targets included ships with missile systems, support vessels, and patrol boats, adding that a command center in the port was also targeted in the operation. The Israeli military reported that the targeted Iranian ships were also equipped with aerial surveillance systems and anti-submarine missiles. The Israeli military statement added, "This is one of the most significant strikes carried out by the Israeli military since the start of Operation Lion's Roar." In a separate press briefing, Israeli military spokesman Nadav Shoshani said, "For the first time, we carried out strikes in northern Iran in the Caspian Sea."
The Israeli army announced on Thursday that His fighter jets Several Iranian warships were destroyed in the Caspian Sea on Wednesday, including ships equipped with anti-submarine missiles.
The military explained that the targets included ships equipped with missile systems, support vessels, and patrol boats, adding that a command center in the port was also targeted in the operation.

The Israeli military reported that Iranian vessels were also equipped with aerial surveillance systems and anti-submarine missiles.

Israeli army statement

He added in a statement, “This is one of the most significant strikes carried out by the Israeli military since the start of Operation Lion's Roar.”
Israeli military spokesman Nadav Shoshani said in a separate press briefing, “For the first time, we carried out strikes in northern Iran in the Caspian Sea.”
He added, “This is the first time we have done this in our history. We were able to target their shipyard where they can repair or build new ships.”
He noted that Israel had struck more than 200 targets across Iran in the past 36 hours.

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