This is a list of airstrikes and bombardments during the 2026 Iran conflict. The strikes began on 28 February 2026, when Israel and the United States attacked targets across Iran under the codenames Roaring Lion,[a] by the Israelis and Operation Epic Fury by the Americans.
Targets in the Pasteur district of Tehran included Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's residence, the Sa'dabad Complex (the residence of the President), and the National Security Council.[1] Early reports suggested that at least seven missiles had been confirmed to have struck the area.[2]
An Iranian missile managed to breach Israeli defences and hit a synagogue in Beit Shemesh, killing 9 people, leaving 11 missing and injuring 51 others.[32][33][34][35]
Towards the end of the day a ballistic missile strike managed to hit an area of West Jerusalem causing property damages in the surrounding road, damaging a civilian vehicle and wounding six people.[36]
An Iranian drone hit the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Manama, Bahrain, causing a fire and the intervention of the Bahraini civil defence teams to safeguard the tourists and personnel located in the hotel.[41][42]
Oman's Maritime Security Centre confirmed that the tanker Skylight was attacked 5 nautical miles north of Khasab, injuring four Indian and Iranian crew members.[50]
A projectile struck a vessel 17 nautical miles northwest of Mina Saqr, UAE, sparking a fierce fire that crews successfully extinguished despite the surrounding chaos.[51]
The bunkering tanker Hercules Star sustained a confirmed projectile strike off the UAE-Oman coast, forcing the vessel to retreat to a Dubai anchorage for safety.[52]
The UAE stated that it had successfully intercepted a number of Iranian missiles and that one Asian national had been killed by interceptor debris which had fallen on a residential area.[3][53]
The hotel was struck by an Iranian missile on 28 February 2026, causing a fire.[54][55] According to Dubai's Media Office, four people were injured.[56] Residential areas of Dubai in the proximity of the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Marina were hit.
A drone was intercepted in the proximity of the Etihad Towers complex, near to the Israeli embassy, and upon being intercepted its debris damaged the towers and caused minor injuries to a woman and her child.[60]
Around 04:30 PST (12:30 GMT), according to Amazon, an Amazon Web Services data centre within the UAE was "impacted by objects that struck" it, resulting in "sparks and fire". Reuters reported that this resulted in a complete power cut and shutdown of the centre with the involvement of local fire department crews, leading to a temporary connectivity outage of the availability zone impacted.[63]
Jordan said that its armed forces had shot down two Iranian ballistic missiles targeting its territory[3] and that it had handled 54 reports of falling debris that caused material damage but no casualties.[65]
Iranian missiles and drones also struck a US military base near Erbil and a Bundeswehr field camp in eastern Jordan, injuring one American soldier.[66]
Iranian aerial attacks targeted infrastructure hosting US military and civilian personnel, however, according to local media reports, most missiles and drones had been intercepted.[71]
Iranian aerial attacks targeted infrastructure hosting US military and civilian personnel, however, according to local media reports, most missiles and drones had been intercepted.[71]
UK defence secretary John Healey stated that Iran had fired two missiles towards British bases on Cyprus, but added that he did not believe they were under attack.[73][74] However, Defence Minister of Cyprus Vasilis Palmas later denied that missiles were launched at Cyprus.[75]
2 March 2026
A SMS message sent to base personnel stated that "a small Drone [...] impacted the airfield [...] There are [were] no casualties but there [was] minor damage."[76][77]
↑Among which 9 cases were classified as "severe", 68 cases were classified as "moderate", and 1113 cases were classified as "light", 44 cases were classified as "panic attack", and 13 cases were unknown
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