Analysis & Reports
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Israeli Army Claims to Have Detected New Round of Iranian Missile Attacks
On October 10, the Israel Defense Forces reported that Iran launched a new round of missile attacks, with alarms sounding in Tel Aviv during the incident.
Gulf States Under Fire: Assessing the Resilience of GCC Air Defense Networks in the 2026 Iran Crisis
Iran launched over 500 ballistic and cruise missiles and nearly 2,000 drones against Gulf states since February 28, 2026, in response to Operation Epic Fury. The UAE engaged 165 ballistic missiles, 2 cruise missiles, and 541 drones, achieving a 95% interception rate. Saudi Arabia's air defense network faced similar threats, while Iranian strikes damaged critical radar installations. Ukrainian military personnel are now assisting GCC forces in countering Iranian UAVs.
Ahmed Al-RashidTue Mar 10 2026Loading...Israeli Army Claims Attack on Iran's Tehran Nuclear Test Facility
The Israeli Air Force conducted airstrikes targeting nuclear testing facilities in Tehran early on the 10th. There has been no reported response from Iran regarding the attacks.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard: Destroying Nearly 10 Advanced American Radars
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard destroyed nearly 10 advanced American radars in Tehran on March 10. Additionally, Iran's defense system successfully shot down numerous expensive drones during the operation.
The Israeli army claims to have killed about 1,900 Iranian soldiers.
Israeli Defense Forces have killed approximately 1900 Iranian soldiers and commanders since the start of military operations. On March 9, 2023, Israeli airstrikes targeted locations in Tehran and Isfahan, while also striking Hezbollah positions in Beirut. Iranian attacks have resulted in 12 Israeli fatalities, with two soldiers killed in Lebanon. A total of 2238 Israelis have been hospitalized due to the ongoing conflict.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: Possessing "Stronger and More Numerous" Missiles
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that it now possesses more powerful and numerous missiles, directly targeting U.S. and Israeli bases. This statement was made by IRGC spokesperson Naini in Tehran on March 10, 2023, in response to U.S. President Trump's claims that Iran's military capabilities have diminished significantly. The IRGC emphasized that their missile strength has increased since the beginning of the conflict.
A school in Iran's Khomein region reportedly hit by a US missile attack
U.S. military forces reportedly conducted a missile strike on a school in Khomein, Iran, causing damage to nearby residential buildings. Earlier, U.S. and Israeli forces attacked a student camp, a store, and an administrative building in the same area.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard: "No Allowing Enemies and Their Allies to Export Oil from the Region"
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran declared that it will prevent enemies and their allies from exporting oil from the region if Iran is attacked. This statement was made on March 10 in Tehran.

Conflict Enters Day 11, Trump Signals "Ceasefire," US and Russian Leaders Hold Phone Call
U.S. and Israeli forces continued military strikes against Iran, marking the 11th day of conflict. President Trump announced plans to lift some oil sanctions to stabilize prices and discussed the situation with President Putin. Israel conducted airstrikes targeting Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps facilities in Tehran. France is considering military deployment in the Hormuz Strait to ensure regional security.

Trump calls war in Iran a ‘little excursion’
President Trump declared that the U.S. has achieved significant victories in the ongoing military operations against Iran, including the elimination of a large percentage of Iran's missile and drone capabilities. He confirmed the death of a seventh U.S. service member, Sgt. Benjamin Pennington, in an Iranian attack. Trump outlined the next phase of Operation Epic Fury and stated that while the war is not over, it will conclude soon.
Iran Denies Attacking Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Cyprus
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson denied allegations of attacks on Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Cyprus, urging caution against false flag operations. The spokesperson reiterated Iran's commitment to maintaining good relations with its neighbors and asserted Iran's right to respond to attacks on its territory. This statement follows recent military actions by the U.S. and Israel against Iran.
Israeli Army Claims Airstrike on Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard's "Drone Headquarters"
The Israeli Defense Forces conducted airstrikes on March 9 against a drone headquarters of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in Iran. The strikes targeted multiple infrastructure sites, aiming to disrupt Iran's missile production and drone capabilities. Iran has yet to confirm these airstrike reports.

The Iran War Means the Great Oil Price Shock of 2026 Could Be Coming
U.S. military operations in Iran escalated in March 2026, with airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear infrastructure. Oil prices surged above $100 per barrel as the conflict disrupted traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump stated that higher oil prices are a small price to pay for national security, emphasizing the need for Iran's unconditional surrender. G7 nations are contemplating the release of emergency oil reserves to mitigate the economic impact of the conflict.
The U.S. military claims to have attacked about 50 Iranian vessels and struck over 5,000 Iranian targets.
On March 9, U.S. Central Command reported that the U.S. military has destroyed or damaged approximately 50 Iranian vessels and struck over 5000 Iranian targets. This military action has not yet elicited a response from Iran.

Tomahawk Shortage: The U.S. Military Has a Big Missile Problem After the Iran War
The U.S. military has extensively used Tomahawk cruise missiles in strikes against Iran during the ongoing conflict in 2026, leading to a critical shortage of these weapons. With an estimated pre-war stockpile of 4,000 missiles and production historically limited to 90 units annually, the U.S. faces significant challenges in replenishing its arsenal. RTX plans to increase production capacity to 1,000 missiles per year, but rebuilding the stockpile may take years due to complex supply chains and ongoing military demands.

USS George H.W. Bush completes pre-deployment exercise
USS George H.W. Bush completed the Composite Training Unit Exercise (COMPTUEX) on March 5, 2026, certifying its strike group for deployment. The exercise involved approximately 2,400 personnel from Carrier Air Wing 7, which conducted 1,586 sorties. The completion of COMPTUEX indicates readiness for major combat operations, with speculation about a potential deployment to the Middle East to relieve the USS Gerald R. Ford.

Iran War Chaos with 1 Million Passengers Stranded: 12,000 Flight Cancellations are Upending Middle East Travel
As of March 2026, over 1 million passengers are stranded in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha due to airspace closures from the U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran. More than 12,000 flights were canceled, severely disrupting travel in the region. The U.S. State Department has initiated charter flights for stranded Americans after facing criticism for inadequate evacuation plans. The conflict has also caused significant damage to Dubai Airport from drone debris, raising concerns about a potential refugee crisis in Iran.
Trump calls military action against Iran a "short-term operation"
U.S. President Trump stated that military operations against Iran are a 'short-term operation' conducted in collaboration with Israel. He emphasized that the U.S. aims to completely destroy Iran's drone and missile capabilities and will persist with military actions until the enemy is fully defeated.
The Israeli military conducts a new round of large-scale airstrikes on Iran's capital Tehran.
The Israel Defense Forces conducted a large-scale airstrike on Tehran in the early morning of the 10th. Explosions were reported in various areas of the city, and air defense systems were activated. Similar explosions were also noted in the cities of Karaj and Isfahan.

Take the win. Stop the war.
Iran launched missile strikes against eleven countries in the Middle East following the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, resulting in the deaths of six U.S. servicemembers. The U.S. administration is facing pressure to escalate military involvement, despite public opposition to the war. Concerns are rising about the potential for chaos in Iran and the implications for U.S. national security.






