The Israeli military struck the notorious EVIN prison of Tehran and damage parts of the facility, which has many politically detained, Iran's judiciary says.
The Mizan news agency of the judiciary announced that the situation on the spot was “under control” after the attack. State television photos have shown that the first responders who carry a victim and searched for survivors under a flattened building.
Israel's Defense Minister said he was hitting “the goals of the regime and agencies of government repression” in Tehran, including EVIN.
The military also said it has hit routes to access the Ford Uranus enrichment plant south of Tehran.
The day came after US planes dropped bombs that destroy the hopper of the underground facility.
Iranian ballistic missiles also hit different places in Israel on Monday.
One hit an industrial zone in the coastal city of Ashdod, near the power plant. Electricity supplies were disturbed in some areas.
Ten days ago, Israel launched a large -scale air campaign against Iran, saying it aimed to eliminate what it calls the existential threats of nuclear and ballistic missile programs of the country.
The Iranian Health Ministry says Israeli strikes have killed about 500 people so far, although a human rights group has set a death rate to 950.
Iranian missile strikes in Israeli cities have killed 24 people, according to Israeli authorities.