Analysis & Reports

Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, condemned U.S. military actions against Iran, accusing the U.S. of using diplomatic negotiations as a cover for military operations. His statements reflect Russia's alignment with criticism of U.S. actions and highlight geopolitical divisions regarding military interventions. Medvedev emphasized the insincerity of U.S. negotiations with Iran, indicating a strategic messaging approach from Moscow.

The Israeli Defense Forces detected a new batch of missiles launched from Iran on the 28th. The missiles were intercepted as they were launched from various locations in central Israel.

Iran's armed forces are fully prepared to respond to recent Israeli and U.S. attacks, warning that aggressors will regret their actions. The Iranian Foreign Affairs Ministry stated that the strikes targeted the country's territorial integrity and national sovereignty, framing them as violations of international law. Iran asserts its right to retaliate and emphasizes its previous restraint to maintain regional stability.

Iran's Foreign Ministry called on the United Nations to take immediate action against military aggression from the United States and Israel. This statement was made on February 28 in Tehran, emphasizing Iran's concerns over foreign military actions.

Iranian ballistic missiles targeted Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates, where the U.S. Air Force's 380th Expeditionary Wing is stationed. A THAAD system successfully intercepted two missiles over Abu Dhabi, preventing potential damage. This incident is part of escalating military exchanges in the region following U.S. and Israeli operations against Iranian facilities.

The Israeli Air Force is conducting large-scale airstrikes against a series of military targets in Western Iran as of the 28th. This operation was confirmed by an Israeli military spokesperson.

Israel detected a missile launch from Yemen on the 28th local time. This event indicates a potential military threat and highlights ongoing tensions in the region.

Iran launched missile attacks against Israel, prompting alarms to be activated in over 300 locations within one hour on the 28th. The Israeli Defense Forces responded to the situation, indicating a significant military operation.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and U.S. Armed Forces launched Operation Roaring Lion, a joint military campaign against Iran aimed at degrading its military capabilities. This operation is a response to ongoing threats posed by Iran, including military support for proxy forces. The IDF emphasized that the campaign is part of a broader strategy to address existential threats to Israel and is characterized by repeated strikes and sustained readiness.

Iran is attacking U.S. military bases in the Middle East, as reported by Iranian state television. This action indicates an escalation in military operations against U.S. forces in the region.

Pakistan denies that its fighter jet was shot down in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan, on February 28, and refutes claims of a captured pilot. The Pakistani military reported no losses, and Afghanistan has not provided evidence to support its claims. Current videos circulating are from previous incidents.

A loud explosion was heard at the U.S. military base in Jufair, Bahrain, at noon on the 28th. Thick smoke was observed rising from the site, but it remains unclear whether the base was attacked.

A missile attack targeted the U.S. Fifth Fleet service center located in Bahrain on February 28. The incident was reported by Saudi Arabia's Al Arabiya television.

Qatar shot down an Iranian missile using a Patriot missile defense system on the 28th. This action was confirmed by sources within the Qatari Defense Ministry.

Israeli media reported losses in the Haifa region on the 28th, but the details remain unclear.

Explosions occurred in multiple locations in Israel on the 28th, with Israeli forces intercepting a missile. The incidents indicate ongoing military operations in the region.

The U.S. Navy launched Tomahawk missile strikes against targets in Iran, including nuclear-related facilities and administrative buildings in Tehran. Local residents captured footage confirming the use of Tomahawk cruise missiles, which are typically launched from U.S. submarines and guided-missile destroyers. This operation is part of an expanding military confrontation involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran.

Senator Jack Reed stated he was not notified in advance about the airstrike on Iran on February 28. This statement highlights concerns regarding communication within the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee regarding military actions.

Iran launched a second wave of missiles towards Israel on February 28, which are being intercepted by the Israel Defense Forces' air defense systems. Air raid alerts were activated in multiple locations across northern and central Israel. The IDF has instructed civilians to remain in safe areas and refrain from sharing videos or locations related to the attacks.

U.S. and Israeli warplanes launched airstrikes against Iranian military infrastructure in Tehran and other cities on Saturday morning. President Trump announced the operation, termed 'Operation Epic Fury', aimed at eliminating threats from Iran. The strikes follow recent negotiations over Iran's nuclear program and are expected to last several days, with Iran planning a significant retaliation.