Here's an infographic explaining in detail the countries, bases and sites so far targeted and/or struck by Iran. I'll have more details in my articles and broadcast tomorrow:

ANALYSIS OF TARGETS HIT (so far) BY IRAN: (all sources listed at the end)

They claim this operation protects national security, but the rising death toll of U.S. soldiers tells a story of strategic betrayal rather than defense. When missile defense inventories are depleted across multiple theaters to fight a war you did not authorize, your safety is no longer guaranteed by the state.

A list of targets struck by Iran (so far) in the war with Iran:

Targets Struck by Iran (Feb 28 - Mar 1, 2026)

The IRGC stated it launched attacks on 27 military bases where U.S. troops are deployed, plus Israeli military facilities. Here is what has been reported, country by country:

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ISRAEL

- Tel Aviv - A missile struck a building in the city of Bnei Brak near Tel Aviv. About 40 buildings in Tel Aviv sustained damage from the missile strikes, with one deemed uninhabitable. At least two women were killed late Saturday, and 121 people were injured.
- Tel Nof Airbase - The IRGC said it targeted the Israeli Tel Nof Airbase.
- HaKirya (Tel Aviv) - Iran also claimed to have struck the Israeli army's command headquarters at HaKirya in Tel Aviv and a large defense industrial complex in the city.
- Beit Shemesh (near Jerusalem) - At least nine people were killed in an Iranian missile strike on a residential neighborhood in Beit Shemesh, about 19 miles west of Jerusalem. The missile barrage directly struck a public bomb shelter under a synagogue, among other sites.
- Haifa - Strikes were also reported in Haifa.
- Northern Israel - A nine-story building was hit by missiles, injuring one person. Sirens were also sounded across northern Israel after projectiles launched from Lebanon.

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BAHRAIN

- Naval Support Activity Bahrain / U.S. Fifth Fleet HQ (Al-Juffair) - Iranian missiles targeted the headquarters of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet in Bahrain's Juffair area. Footage appears to show a Shahed-type drone striking a radar dome at the base. A service center affiliated with the Fifth Fleet was also hit, with heavy smoke reported.
- Bahrain International Airport - Bahrain's Ministry of Interior confirmed that the country's international airport was targeted with a drone, resulting in material damage without loss of life.
- Hira Tower, Hoora residential area - Civilian buildings in the Seef commercial district and the Hoora area of Manama were damaged by Iranian drone strikes.
- Overall, authorities said the country had been targeted by 45 missiles and nine drones.

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QATAR

- Al Udeid Air Base - Explosions were reported around Al-Udeid Air Base, the largest US military installation in the Middle East.
- AN/FPS-132 Early Warning Radar - The IRGC claimed the AN/FPS-132 radar, with a range of approximately 5,000 km and used for tracking ballistic missiles, was completely destroyed. A long-range early warning radar in northern Qatar was targeted by an Iranian missile, according to sources who spoke to Al Jazeera. Satellite imagery showed noticeable damage to the white radar dome at the base.
- Doha (civilian areas) - A residential building on the outskirts of Doha was struck. Thick smoke was seen billowing near Barwa in Doha.
- Qatar was targeted by 44 missiles and eight drones on Saturday. Sixteen people were injured.

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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

- Al Dhafra Air Base - Listed by the IRGC as a target.
- Dubai - Palm Jumeirah / Fairmont Hotel - Residential areas near the Dubai Marina and the Dubai Palm were hit, setting the Fairmont The Palm hotel on fire, causing four injuries.
- Burj Al Arab - An intercepted Iranian drone reportedly caused a minor fire on the Burj Al Arab's outer facade.
- Dubai International Airport - Some images showed smoke filling part of the concourse of Dubai's airport as staff fled the building. The airport, the world's busiest for international traffic, was shut down.
- Jebel Ali Port - One of the berths at Dubai's Jebel Ali Port caught fire due to debris resulting from an aerial interception.
- Abu Dhabi Airport - At Abu D

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