Wave 59 of Operation True Promise IV: Haj Qasem Missile Launched
IRGC launches Wave 59 of Operation True Promise IV using Haj Qasem missiles, targeting Israeli sites and U.S. bases as strikes intensify across the region
Iran, PUREWILAYAH.COM – The IRGC announced the execution of Wave 59 of Operation True Promise IV with the launch of the Haj Qasem missile.
The IRGC Public Relations stated that the operation was carried out using the Haj Qasem missile as part of the latest wave of strikes.
This wave, under the blessed code “Ya Haidar Karrar,” was dedicated to the martyrs of the Aerospace Force. It targeted locations in Beit Shemesh, Tel Aviv, occupied Al-Quds, as well as U.S. military bases in Al Udeid, Ali Al Salem, Fujairah Sheikh Isa, and Erbil.
The operation was conducted using precise, point-strike systems including Qadr, Emad, Fattah, and Haj Qasem missiles, along with suicide drones, in an impact-centered operation that was executed successfully with divine support.
A new phase of heavy and effective strikes across the region against the American–Zionist enemy has begun, and the backbone of global arrogance will be broken in the streets and on the battlefield.
Commander Mousavi: The Backbone of Global Arrogance Will Be Broken
Brigadier General Seyed Majid Mousavi, Commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, stated in a tweet:
“A new phase of effective and heavy strikes across the region against the American–Zionist enemy has begun, and the backbone of global arrogance will be broken in the streets and on the battlefield.”
Targeting 5 Key Power Plants Could Paralyze Israel’s Electricity System
Meanwhile, Within Israel’s electricity generation structure, around 10 to 12 major power plants are active, with five key facilities supplying more than half of the country’s total electricity.
According to a report by Tasnim News Agency, these five power plants are:
Orot Rabin Power Plant (Haifa area) – nearly 3,000 MW
Rutenberg Power Plant (south) – about 2,300 MW
Hagit Combined Cycle Power Plant – around 1,500 MW
Ashkelon Power Plant (dual-fuel) – about 1,000 MW
Dalia Power Plant (near Al-Quds) – around 900–1,000 MW
Together, these facilities generate over 50% of Israel’s electricity.
If these power plants are targeted or taken offline in a conflict scenario, a significant portion of Israel’s power grid would be disrupted, potentially leading to widespread blackouts. (PW)