WATCH: IDF strikes Iran’s Basij paramilitary forces, IRGC command centers across Tehran

The IDF conducted several strikes on Islamic regime command centers throughout Tehran on Wednesday morning, according to an official statement from the military. 

Dozens of munitions were dropped on several different internal security centers belonging to the Iranian regime, including those belonging to the Basij, a paramilitary militia under the umbrella of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

Israel also struck the regime's supply and logistics center, as well as missile launchers and other systems.

The IDF destroyed a secret Iranian nuclear weapons development site on Tuesday, IDF Chief Spokesman Brig.-Gen. Effie Defrin revealed in a press conference. Separately, the IDF stated that, since the start of the war, the air force had destroyed some 300 Iranian missile launchers.

Naming the site as Min Zadai, on the northeast outskirts of Tehran, Defrin said that the site was linked to weapons development. He said that IDF intelligence followed nuclear scientists who tried to travel there clandestinely.

By following these scientists, he said, the IDF was able to learn about the dangerous nature of these activities that could help Tehran resume aspects of weapons development for a nuclear bomb.

Former supereme leader Ali Khamenei and many top Iranian military and intelligence officials were killed early on Saturday after Israel began Operation Roaring Lion.

As of Monday night, the IDF has dropped over 2,500 bombs on the Islamic Republic and attacked over 600 targets.
The IAF struck a leadership complex in Tehran overnight, with approximately 100 fighter jets dropping over 250 bombs on the complex.

According to the IDF, the complex contained the President's headquarters, the headquarters of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, a meeting compound used by the Islamic Republic's senior forum, and a headquarters for training Iranian military officers.

Yonah Jeremy Bob and Reuters contributed to this report.