According to INA agency, Iran launched 40 combat missiles aimed at targets in the region over the past day. In response to Tehran's actions, Israeli and American military forces carried out new attacks, resulting in damage to an airport and security force headquarters.
In Iraq, there is a widespread power outage, which preliminary data suggests is linked to a sudden halt in gas supply to a power plant in Basra province. However, the reasons for this incident have not yet been clarified.
Iran continues its attacks using missiles and drones, targeting Israeli and American facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain.
With the appointment of Ali Khamenei's son as the new Supreme Leader of Iran, Israel announced its intention to "destroy any new leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran".
As a result of an attack on an Iranian military ship off the coast of Sri Lanka, carried out by a torpedo from an American submarine, more than 80 people were killed.
According to UN data, around 100,000 people left Tehran between February 28 and March 1, as reported by local officials.
Naim Qassem, the leader of Hezbollah, stated that the resumption of missile attacks on Israel is a response to 15 months of violations, including an attack on Ayatollah Khamenei, who is a significant religious leader.
Israeli journalist Yulia Pobegailova reported the beginning of an offensive by Kurdish forces from Iraq against Iran.
The Democratic Party of Kurdistan stated that they are not participating in military actions against Iran. They emphasized that "Kurdistan is not part of this war, but the situation is quite complicated." The authorities of Iraqi Kurdistan also denied information about their forces crossing the border.
Russian pranksters successfully pranked Reza Pahlavi, the son of the overthrown Shah of Iran and an opposition leader in the USA, pretending to be advisors to the Chancellor of Germany. One of the pranksters introduced himself as "Adolf" and appeared in the guise of Hitler. Despite the absurdity of the situation, Pahlavi remained composed.
Once again, Reza Pahlavi expressed his vision for the future: "As soon as the regime is overthrown, we are ready to take the vacant power. I will be supported in Israel; I have communicated with high-ranking officials, including Netanyahu, and we have established a good dialogue."
According to The New York Times, Iran is depleting the missile stocks of the USA and its allies using cheap drones. It is noted that shooting down a drone is cheaper than launching one, raising concerns about the potential depletion of interceptor missile stocks for Washington and its partners, similar to the situation in Ukraine.
The Prime Minister of Spain expressed the opinion that Donald Trump's policy in the Middle East could lead to a global catastrophe. Against the backdrop of Trump's threats to sever trade relations with Madrid, Pedro Sánchez characterized the actions of the USA as too risky.
"Will this contribute to the overthrow of the Ayatollah regime in Iran or stabilize the region? We do not know, but we know for sure that it will not lead to a more just international order and will not improve the standard of living or environmental conditions," he added at a press conference.
