Data, February 28, 2026 - April 12, 2026 – The Regional War

General

1. On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched a combined attack on Iran. The objectives were ambiguous and shifted over time: regime change, removal of the nuclear threat, and following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz – its reopening.Iran responded with missile launches (ballistic, guided, cluster warheads and others) and UAVs toward Israel and U.S. targets in the Gulf states, including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

2. On March 2, 2026, Hezbollah joined the fighting, launching missiles and UAVs toward Israel. Israel responded with airstrikes and a limited ground incursion into Lebanon, with the declared aim of dismantling Hezbollah and establishing a buffer zone up to the Litani River.

3. In Iraq, Shiite militias operated against U.S. targets in Baghdad. The Americans responded with airstrikes on militia strongholds in the north of the country.

4. The Houthis joined in early April, launching UAVs and missiles toward Israel.

5. On April 8, 2026, a two-week ceasefire was declared, involving Iran, the United States and Israel, mediated by Pakistan. Fighting in Lebanon was still ongoing at the time of writing.

Iran

1. Killed:

Civilians	Military and government personnel	Unclassified
1,701	1,221	714
Including 254 children	Of whom 205 school and kindergarten students	Civilian / military

‣ Among civilians:

Education personnel	Medical staff
58	26

2. Injuries:

‣ Over 32,533 injured, approx. 2,000 children. 518 remain hospitalized.

3. Strikes:

Israeli military strikes	U.S. military strikes
10,800	13,000

4. Damage:

‣ Severe damage to civilian and military aviation systems, as well as transport fleets and submarines;

‣ Damage to refineries and petrochemical plants;

‣ Damage to water reservoirs, desalination facilities, bridges and railways;

‣ Damage to IRGC headquarters and historical heritage sites;

‣ Ayatollah Ali Khamenei killed, along with senior government and military officials;

‣ Closure of the Strait of Hormuz (Iran) and Bab al-Mandab (Yemen), leading to a sharp rise in gas and oil prices.

5. Destruction and Displacement:

Housing units	Medical centers	Red Crescent	Hospitals	Academic institutions	Educational institutions
98,000	326	20	9	18	763

‣ 3.2 million displaced, 110,500 fled to neighboring countries.

‣ Estimated cost of damage: $270 billion.

‣ At least 1,500 people arrested on charges of espionage or treason; at least 10 executed.

Israel and The West Bank

1. Killed:

Civilians	Soldiers	West Bank natives
25	13	4
Including 5 children		Women

2. Injuries and Displaced:

Injured	Evacuated
8,167	6,300
	Most from Tel Aviv and Arad

3. Alerts and Impacts (from Iran, excluding Hezbollah fire):

Alerts	Missiles	UAVs
97,000	640	765

‣ According to the Ministry of Finance – cost of the war approx. 35 billion NIS.

The United States

1. Casualties

Killed	Injured
13	370
Soldiers	Soldiers and security personnel, including 12 seriously injured

Lebanon

1. Killed:

‣ Since March 2, 2026, 2,224 people killed, including:

Children	Women	Men
168	354	1,702

‣ Breakdown by sector:

Medical staff	Journalists	UNIFIL soldiers
88	7	3
		Not included in the Lebanese fatality count

2. Injuries:

‣ Since March 2, 2026, 6,921 people injured, including:

Children	Women	Men
650	1,136	5,135

‣ Among the injured: 205 medical personnel.

3. Destruction:

‣ Since March 2, 2026, 3,500 Israeli military strikes carried out in Lebanon:

‣ 6 out of 7 Litani bridges bombed, effectively isolating southern Lebanon from the rest of the country;

‣ Israel completely destroyed several villages and towns along the border south of the Litani;

‣ Strikes also in the Bekaa Valley and southern Beirut;

‣ Daily bombardments hit an average of 1,080 homes;

‣ 25 medical centers damaged and 6 hospitals evacuated, 75 ambulances and rescue vehicles destroyed, 20 Red Crescent centers damaged;

‣ On April 8, the day of the ceasefire declaration, Israel launched a massive attack across Lebanon, killing 357 people within two hours.

4. Displacement:

‣ Over 20% of Lebanon’s population, approx. 1.2 million people displaced, including 13,500 pregnant women and 200 expected to give birth within the coming month, without access to medical follow-up.

The Gulf States

Ballistic missile and UAV attacks on refineries, U.S. logistics bases, petrochemical plants, export ports and gas facilities.

‣ United Arab Emirates

Killed	Missiles	UAVs
12	563	2,256

‣ Bahrain

Killed	Missiles and UAVs
2	523

‣ Kuwait

Killed	Missiles	UAVs
7	369	852

‣ Oman

Killed	Missiles and UAVs
2	No data

‣ Saudi Arabia

Killed	Missiles and UAVs
2	916

‣ Qatar

Killed	Missiles and UAVs
7	No data

Iraq

1. Pro-Iranian militias (al-Hashd al-Shaabi) attacked U.S. bases in Baghdad, mainly the Victoria base near the airport, as well as Kurdish targets; Israel struck a Hezbollah headquarters in Babil District; the U.S. bombed militia bases in Mosul.

2. 117 people killed in these exchanges.

3. Iraqi Kurdistan targeted with 703 missiles and UAVs from Iran and 201 from pro-Iranian militias.

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Sources: Addameer, Al Jazeera, Amar Assadi Telegram, Colonization & Wall Resistance Commission, Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs, DCI - Palestine, Democracy Now, Genocide in Gaza, Haaretz, IDF (Israel Defence Forces), HRANA-Human Rights Activists News Agency, International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, The Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), Jordan Valley Activists (Media groups), Letters of American healthcare workers who worked in Gaza, Local Call, OCHA OPT, Looking the Occupation in the Eye, Masafering (Outside the Herd), Middle East Eye, Ministry of Public Health – Gaza, Ministry of Public Health - Lebanon, Palestinian Health Ministry, Palestine Datasets, Palestine Red Crescent Society, Quds News, South Hebron Mountain Activists (Media groups), Rosa News, Ta’ayush, Tasnim News Agency, Tech for Palestine, UNICEF, Wafa News Agency, The Washington Post, WHO, West Bank Notifications, yNet, Zirat War.