Analysis & Reports
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On-Site Coverage: Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon, Lebanese Government Announces Ban on Hezbollah Military Activities
Hezbollah launched rockets and drones at Israel on March 1-2, 2023, prompting extensive Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon targeting Hezbollah positions. The Israeli Defense Forces conducted these operations in response to the attacks, resulting in at least 52 deaths and 154 injuries. The Lebanese government condemned Hezbollah's actions and announced a ban on all military activities by the group, urging diplomatic efforts to halt further conflict.

F-22 Raptors and F-35 Stealth Fighters Had a ‘Dogfight’ Near Russia’s Backyard And the Winner Is a Secret
In 2026, U.S. and Israeli forces conducted airstrikes against Iranian leadership, utilizing F-22 Raptors and F-35 Lightning IIs. This follows a 2018 NATO exercise at Ørland Air Base, Norway, where these aircraft participated in simulated dogfights. The integration of these advanced fighters has proven effective in real combat, reshaping military operations in the region.
Israeli Airstrike on Hezbollah Media Building in Lebanon
Israeli Defense Forces conducted an airstrike on the Lighthouse TV building in the southern suburbs of Beirut early on the 3rd. The building is widely recognized as a media platform for Hezbollah.
Israeli Army Claims to Be Attacking Hezbollah Command Center and Weapons Depot
The Israeli Air Force is conducting airstrikes against Hezbollah command centers and weapon depots in Beirut, Lebanon, as announced by the Israeli Defense Forces in the early morning of the 3rd. No response has been reported from Hezbollah regarding these attacks.

The F-15 Fighter Has a Message for Iran, Russia, China and Every Air Force On Earth
The U.S. Air Force's F-15 fighter jet continues to demonstrate its capabilities and relevance in modern combat, particularly following recent incidents in Kuwait. The F-15's upgrades, including the F-15EX, enhance its operational effectiveness against advanced air defenses. Kuwait's advanced air defense systems, including Patriot and NASAMS, were involved in a recent friendly fire incident, underscoring the importance of clear identification protocols in military operations.

The Iran War Means the U.S. Navy Faces a Tomahawk Missile Shortage If China Invades Taiwan
The U.S. Navy expended approximately 400 Tomahawk missiles during the first three days of Operation Epic Fury in Iran, raising concerns about its missile inventory and readiness for potential conflicts in the Taiwan Strait. This unsustainable expenditure could leave the U.S. vulnerable if another conflict arises, as current production rates cannot replenish the used missiles quickly enough. Allies, including Japan and Australia, may also experience delays in receiving their Tomahawk missile orders.
Iran claims Natanz nuclear facility was attacked twice by the US and Israel.
U.S. and Israeli forces conducted two attacks on the Natanz nuclear facility in Isfahan Province, Iran, on January 1. Iranian officials assert that their nuclear facilities are for peaceful purposes and have called for international condemnation of these actions. Iran has stated it will take necessary measures to defend its sovereignty and may pursue legal actions against the aggressors.
Friendly Fire Over Kuwait: When Coalition Air Defense Shoots Down Its Own Jets
Three U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagles were shot down by Kuwaiti air defenses over Kuwait at 07:03 local time on March 2, 2026. All six aircrew ejected safely and were recovered, but the incident raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of identification systems and command coordination in coalition operations. This event underscores the complexities and risks of multi-national military engagements in the region.
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Israel’s Air Force Is Proving Against Iran Its Air Force Is A Mini Superpower in the Sky (Thanks to U.S. F-35 and F-16 Fighters)
The Israeli Air Force conducted a significant offensive operation against Iranian missile arrays and command nodes in 2026, deploying 200 jets including F-35I Adirs, F-15I Ra'ams, and F-16I Soufas. This operation highlights the IAF's advanced capabilities and strategic importance in the ongoing conflict with Iran. The IAF is recognized as one of the world's top air forces, with a total of 531 active aircraft.
Air Raid Sirens Sound Across Israel
The Israel Defense Forces intercepted missiles launched from Iran on March 3, 2023. Air raid alerts were issued throughout Israel as a response to the threat. The situation indicates active military operations in defense of the nation.
Explosion sounds reported in Cyprus
An explosion was heard in Cyprus on March 3. The report comes from a primary news source, indicating a potential military incident.
Attack near Iranian state television area, thick smoke billows on site
On March 3, 2023, the Israeli Air Force conducted an airstrike near the headquarters of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting in Tehran, destroying a propaganda and media center. The explosion resulted in significant smoke at the site, but the organization's broadcasting operations remained unaffected.
The United States Urges Its Citizens to Leave Middle Eastern Countries Immediately
The U.S. State Department urged American citizens to leave Bahrain, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Jordan immediately on March 2, 2023. This warning follows military strikes by the U.S. and Israel against Iran on February 28, which have led to retaliatory attacks by Iran on U.S. facilities in the region.
Qatar Claims to Have Shot Down 2 Iranian Fighter Jets
Qatar's air force shot down 2 Iranian Su-24 bombers and intercepted 7 ballistic missiles and 5 drones on March 2. These aircraft and missiles were attempting to attack targets within Qatar. The operation highlights Qatar's defensive capabilities against aerial threats.

Cyber, Space Commands were among 'first movers' in strikes on Iran: top general
U.S. Cyber Command and Space Command initiated operations to disrupt Iranian communications and sensor networks during the recent conflict with Iran. This action was part of a broader military strategy to employ non-kinetic effects in warfare. Tehran-linked hackers are reportedly increasing their cyber reconnaissance efforts in response to U.S. and Israeli strikes.
Iran Claims Strait of Hormuz is Closed, Will Strike All Vessels Attempting to Pass Through
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz and announced that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps will strike any vessels attempting to pass through. This declaration was made on the night of March 2, indicating a significant military posture regarding maritime security in the region.
Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon Have Caused 52 Deaths
Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon on March 2 resulted in at least 52 deaths and 154 injuries. The attacks also displaced over 28,500 people, particularly affecting areas in Southern and Eastern Lebanon, as well as the southern suburbs of Beirut.
Israeli Army Claims Attack on Dozens of Government Institutions in Central Tehran, Iran
On March 2, the Israeli military conducted airstrikes against multiple government organizations in central Tehran, including a branch of the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security and the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
A Fishing Port in Southern Iran Hit by US-Israeli Airstrikes
On March 2, U.S. and Israeli Air Forces conducted an airstrike on a fishing port in Jask, Hormozgan Province, Iran. The attack resulted in severe damage to over 100 boats belonging to local residents, which caught fire. One individual sustained injuries during the strike.
Iran Launches 12th Round of "Real Commitment-4" Operation
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched the 12th round of Operation 'True Commitment-4' on March 2, attacking U.S. military targets in Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain, and the Strait of Hormuz with 26 drones and 5 ballistic missiles. The U.S. base in Kuwait was struck by 12 drones, while the command center at the UAE base was hit by 6 drones and 5 missiles. A tanker named 'Athens Nova' caught fire after being hit by a drone in the Strait of Hormuz.






