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Iran War News: Full Conflict Coverage, Casualties, and Global Impact

Comprehensive coverage of the US-Iran military confrontation — casualty estimates, weapons systems deployed, conflict phases, expert scenario projections, and worldwide diplomatic and economic fallout.

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Total Sorties
US + Israeli combined operations
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Sites Struck
Nuclear, military, government
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Iranian Missiles
Retaliatory barrage toward Israel
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Est. Casualties
Iranian military & civilian (unverified)
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Brent Crude
Per barrel — up 15% overnight
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Nations Responding
Official diplomatic statements

Conflict Phases

Phase 1 — Air Supremacy
Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses
Initial SEAD operations disabled Iran's Russian-supplied S-300PMU2 and domestically produced Bavar-373 air defense systems. F-22 Raptors and EA-18G Growlers established air corridors for follow-on strike packages.
Phase 2 — Nuclear Infrastructure
Strikes on Enrichment and Research Facilities
Combined US-Israeli strikes destroyed above-ground facilities at Natanz and Isfahan. GBU-57 bunker busters targeted Fordow's underground centrifuge halls. Arak heavy water reactor and Parchin military research complex also hit.
Phase 3 — Military Command
IRGC Command and Control Destroyed
Tomahawk missiles and precision-guided munitions struck IRGC Quds Force headquarters, Aerospace Force command center, and military communications infrastructure across Tehran.
Phase 4 — Naval and Coastal
Strait of Hormuz Security Operations
Strikes neutralized IRGC Navy fast-attack craft bases and anti-ship missile batteries at Bandar Abbas, securing Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes against retaliatory mine-laying and swarm attacks.
Phase 5 — Iranian Retaliation
Ballistic Missile Barrage and Air Defense Response
Iran launched approximately 180 ballistic missiles toward Israel. Arrow 3 and David's Sling achieved 92% intercept rate. Limited impacts reported in southern Israel. No Israeli military casualties confirmed.

Weapons Systems Deployed

GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator
Bunker Buster — US Air Force
30,000-lb precision-guided bomb designed to penetrate 200+ feet of reinforced concrete. Deployed by B-2 Spirit bombers against Fordow underground nuclear facility.
BGM-109 Tomahawk
Cruise Missile — US Navy
Long-range, all-weather cruise missile with 1,000-lb warhead. Over 100 launched from USS Eisenhower carrier strike group against military targets in Tehran.
F-35I Adir
Stealth Fighter — Israeli Air Force
Israel's customized variant of the F-35A Lightning II. Led first-wave strikes against Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities with precision-guided munitions.
Arrow 3
Anti-Ballistic Missile — Israel
Exo-atmospheric interceptor designed to destroy ballistic missiles in space. Key component of Israel's multi-layered defense against Iran's retaliatory barrage.
Shahab-3 / Emad
Ballistic Missile — Iran
Medium-range ballistic missiles with 1,300-2,000 km range. Approximately 180 fired toward Israel in retaliatory barrage. 92% intercepted by Israeli air defense.
B-2 Spirit
Stealth Bomber — US Air Force
Heavy strategic stealth bomber capable of carrying 40,000 lbs of ordnance. Launched from Diego Garcia for deep-penetration strikes on hardened Iranian targets.

Scenario Projections

Full Regional Escalation

HIGH RISK

Iran activates its full proxy network — Hezbollah launches rocket barrages from Lebanon, Houthi forces attack shipping in the Red Sea, and Shia militias target US bases in Iraq and Syria.

  • Hezbollah fires 3,000+ rockets at northern Israel within 48 hours
  • Houthi anti-ship missiles close Bab el-Mandeb strait
  • Iraqi militias attack Al Asad and Ain al-Assad air bases
  • Oil prices exceed $140/barrel; global recession risk rises to 60%
  • US forced to deploy 50,000+ additional troops to region

Negotiated De-escalation

MODERATE

After initial retaliation, back-channel diplomacy through Oman and Qatar leads to a mutual stand-down. Iran accepts nuclear inspections in exchange for sanctions relief and security guarantees.

  • 72-hour ceasefire brokered through Omani intermediaries
  • Iran agrees to IAEA full-access inspections for 10 years
  • US and EU offer phased sanctions relief timeline
  • Oil markets stabilize within 2 weeks at $95-100/barrel
  • New multilateral nuclear agreement framework proposed

Prolonged Proxy Conflict

LIKELY

Iran avoids direct conventional retaliation but launches sustained asymmetric warfare through proxy networks, cyber attacks, and covert operations targeting US and Israeli interests globally.

  • IRGC Quds Force activates sleeper cells across the Middle East
  • Massive cyberattacks target US financial infrastructure
  • Covert assassination plots against Israeli officials uncovered
  • Iran accelerates underground nuclear reconstruction at dispersed sites
  • Low-intensity conflict persists for 12-18 months

Global Reactions

"Russia condemns this act of aggression in the strongest possible terms. The US and Israel have violated international law and the sovereignty of a UN member state."
Russian Foreign Ministry — Official Statement
"China urges all parties to exercise maximum restraint. Military action will only deepen regional instability. We call for an immediate return to dialogue."
Chinese Foreign Ministry — Spokesperson Statement
"The United Kingdom understands the security concerns that led to this action. We urge proportionality and call for an immediate diplomatic off-ramp."
UK Foreign Secretary — Downing Street Statement
"France deplores the escalation of violence and calls on all parties to pursue the path of peace. We are ready to facilitate negotiations."
French Presidency — Elysee Palace Statement
"India calls for restraint by all parties and expresses concern about the impact on global energy security and the safety of Indian nationals in the region."
Indian Ministry of External Affairs — Official Statement
"Japan is deeply concerned about the situation in the Middle East. We urge de-escalation and stand ready to contribute to diplomatic efforts."
Japanese Prime Minister — Press Conference