In maps: 11 days of strikes across the Middle East

March 10, 2026 / Billboard Lifestyle /

Heavy US-Israeli strikes were reported in Tehran and nearby Karaj overnight where residents said they were left in darkness as the war with Iran entered an eleventh day.

Israel issued evacuation orders for people in parts of Lebanon as it continues to target sites associated with Hezbollah, while retaliatory strikes by Iran have been intercepted by Israel and a number of Gulf states.

The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) says 1,245 civilians have been killed, including at least 194 children, since 28 February. Seven US service personnel have been killed since the start of the conflict, according to the Department of Defense.

Where in Iran has been hit by US and Israeli strikes?

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The first US-Israeli strikes on Iran began on 28 February with Israel’s military saying it targeted Iran’s leadership and its military infrastructure. The former Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was killed in Tehran during the initial strikes.

BBC Verify has so far confirmed visual evidence of more than 119 attacks across Iran, including at least 56 strikes in Tehran.

A satellite image showing damaged planes at Mehrabad airport. The planes are circled in white. A close up of one of the planes shows what appears to be black smoking rising from the aircraft. — [BBC]

Satellite imagery reviewed by BBC Verify since the conflict began on 28 February has shown damage to a nuclear facility at Natanz and and three Iranian missile sites.

Elsewhere, damaged aircraft was seen at Mehrabad airport in Tehran. BBC Verify found at least 11 Iranian naval vessels were left damaged or destroyed by strikes at the Konarak and Bandar Abbas naval bases, while the US said it has sunk more than 30 Iranian ships.

A detailed street‑map of Tehran showing locations marked with red dots indicating strike sites. In the northern part of the city, one marker sits at the Ministry of Intelligence. Farther south, a cluster of markers indicates multiple strikes near the Presidential Office. To the east, there is another individual strike marker. A box in the upper left shows a photograph labelled “Strike on Shahran oil depot,” depicting thick black smoke and fire — [BBC]

On Sunday evening the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said “approximately 3,400 strikes” had been carried out with more than 150 Iranian defence systems disabled.

BBC Verify has seen footage of smoke and fires at four Iranian oil facilities following Israeli strikes.

In Minab, in the south of Iran, at least 168 people including children were killed at a primary school when it was hit on 28 February, Iranian authorities said. Experts who analysed a video showing a missile moments before it struck the IRGC base next to the school told BBC Verify the munition was a US Tomahawk. Neither Israel nor Iran are known to possess Tomahawks, experts said.

Iranian strikes across the Middle East

A regional map of countries around the Gulf, highlighting Bahrain, Qatar and UAE. Strike icons are shown concentrated heavily on the small island of Bahrain, down the eastern side of Qatar, and along the northern coast of the UAE - particularly around Abu Dhabi and Dubai. — [BBC]

The governments of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain and the UAE all reported what they said were Iranian missile and drone attacks since the weekend, including an apparent drone strike on Dubai International Airport.

The UAE defence ministry announced early on Tuesday that it was continuing to intercept “missile and drone threats” from Iran and has deployed air defence systems and fighter jets.

A regional map highlighting Iran in white with its name in black. Countries that have come under fire from Iran are labelled - Israel, Cyprus, Lebanon, Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan. Surrounding countries are grey. — [BBC]

It said in the past week 238 missiles and 1,422 drones had been detected at the country.

On Monday Bahrain said a drone attack injured 32 civilians – the highest number of casualties in a single incident in the Gulf states since the war began – and a fire at its largest oil refinery following a drone attack.

Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Iraq have also come under attack.

Israel strikes Lebanon after Hezbollah attack

A map of Israel and Lebanon showing locations of reported strikes from the Israeli Defence Force into Lebanon, Hezbollah into northern Israel the border area of southern Lebanon; and Iranian strikes in northern and mid Israel. Source: Institute for the Study of War. — [BBC]

Hezbollah, the militant group backed by Iran, launched missiles towards Israel following the killing of Khamenei.

Israel accused Iran of launching cluster bomb missile strikes on the country, which has killed two people since Monday. A missile attack on 1 March in the city of Beit Shemesh killed at least nine people and injured 27 others, according to emergency services.

Israeli forces have carried out continued air strikes in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah sites. On Tuesday the IDF issued two evacuation orders for parts of Lebanon ahead of air strikes.

The Lebanese health ministry said on Monday that 486 people had been killed since Israel began its offensive earlier this month.

Attacks outside the Middle East

The US-Israeli war with Iran has also spread beyond the region. Last week the Pentagon said an Iranian warship was sunk by a US submarine off Sri Lanka, which local authorities said killed more than 80 people on board.

Azerbaijan has accused Iran of launching drones that injured two people in the western territory of Nakhchivan, which Tehran denied. And on 1 March a UK airbase in Cyprus was hit by a drone, which British officials believe was launched by Hezbollah forces from Lebanon.

This story is being updated daily by BBC Verify.