The underground bunker of Iran's former supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, was destroyed by the Israeli Air Force this morning, the military says. Some 50 IAF fighter jets dropped around 100 bombs on the site, which the IDF says was located under Iran's 'leadership complex' in Tehran, spreading across multiple streets and including 'many entry points and rooms for gatherings of senior members of the Iranian terror regime.' 'The underground bunker was built beneath the compound and was a secure emergency asset for managing the war by the leader, who was eliminated before he managed to use it,' the military says. The military says that after Khamenei was killed in a strike on Saturday, 'the compound continued to be used by senior members of the Iranian regime.' The Military Intelligence Directorate's Unit 8200 and Unit 9900 mapped out the site over a years-long effort, enabling today's 'precise' strike, according to the IDF. The IDF has struck sites at Iran's 'leadership complex' in Tehran several times amid the conflict. In the opening strike of the war, the IDF struck and killed Khamenei at his compound. Another strike on a nearby building killed eight top Iranian officials. On Tuesday, the IDF said it hit several sites at the complex, including Iran's presidential bureau and the headquarters of Iran's Supreme National Security.