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Data shows hundreds of airstrikes and missile attacks from Iran to the Persian Gulf during the first six days of the conflict
The latest conflict in the Middle East has entered its sixth day, with airstrikes and missile strikes reported in a number of countries in the region.
According to data compiled by CNN, dozens of attacks have been recorded since the start of military operations, when the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iranian military and government targets on February 28.
The published map shows that Iran is the main target of the attacks, with dozens of strikes reported on cities and military bases across the country, including the area around Tehran.
At the same time, attacks and incidents have also been reported in other countries in the region. In Lebanon, Israel has struck targets linked to Hezbollah, while attacks on military bases and infrastructure have also been recorded in Iraq and Syria.
Tensions have also spread to the Persian Gulf, where incidents have been reported in Bahrain, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Oman. In some cases, missiles and drones have been used, while the air defense systems of countries in the region have intervened to intercept the threats.
Among the latest reported developments are attacks on energy facilities, including an oil refinery in Bahrain and an oil tanker off the coast of Oman.
Incidents have also been reported in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, while a British air base in Cyprus has been involved in a drone incident.
According to analysis by security experts, the spread of attacks over such a wide area indicates that the conflict is moving from a bilateral clash to a regional crisis, with impacts on security, energy, and maritime transport in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, the international community is warning that further expansion of the war could have major consequences for global stability, especially for energy markets and key oil supply routes. /Pamphlet
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