- According to Israeli sources, among the targets of the attacks are high-ranking Iranian leaders, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Masoud Pezeshkian, as well as other significant military figures.
- Iranian media report that there are civilian casualties. For example, as a result of a strike on Minab, dozens of schoolgirls were killed — the number of victims varies from 24 to 57, along with many injured. It is claimed that the strike hit a girls' school.
- In addition, strikes on military facilities continue. According to Reuters, among the dead are commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and other security forces.
- Iran also claims significant losses among American military personnel, asserting that up to 200 individuals may have been injured or killed; however, this information has not yet been confirmed by independent sources.
- In response to military actions, Iran launches missiles towards Israel, where air defense systems continue to intercept threats. Strikes are also being carried out against American and allied facilities in Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, and Qatar. For example, in Kuwait, the runway of a base housing foreign troops has been damaged.
- The conflict also affects the civilian infrastructure of countries in the region: explosions have been recorded in Doha, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi, where air defense systems are actively operating. Missiles are intercepted in the skies over the UAE, one of which was shot down near the famous hotel complex Atlantis The Royal.
- According to Iranian military claims, American radar facilities in Bahrain and Qatar have been destroyed.
- Dubai International Airports have temporarily suspended operations. Several countries in the region are experiencing communication disruptions, and Iranian authorities have urged residents of Tehran to leave the city.
- French President Emmanuel Macron has called for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council to stop the escalation of the conflict.
- The Russian Foreign Ministry emphasized the need to restore the diplomatic process and characterized the actions of the USA and Israel as "unprovoked aggression."
- In the United States, there is also criticism of the administration's actions: some lawmakers note that military strikes against Iran did not receive Congressional approval.
