Khamenei Proclama 'Golpe Devastador' mientras Trump Rechaza Alto al Fuego; 67.ª Oleada de Irán Ataca Israel; Suiza Rompe con EE.UU. en Armas y Espacio Aéreo; Qatar LNG Fuera de Línea Día 2; Brent ~$112; 7,200+ Objetivos Alcanzados

30 bombs by Israeli jets at ~08:10 IRST. Khamenei + family killed. 48 leaders eliminated.

IRGC command center for Tehran security. IDF released video of strike.

Building completely destroyed.

State TV interrupted. Broadcasts hacked to air Trump and Netanyahu speeches.

Extensive bombing of military command infrastructure.

148–180 children killed (contested). School was ~200ft from IRGC Navy base.

Ground-penetrating munitions. Already damaged in June 2025.

Access roads and entrance hit. Deep damage uncertain per IAEA.

20 civilians killed on March 2.

Coordinated IRGC/Basij operations hub.

Port facilities and fast-attack craft destroyed. Hormuz Strait patrol boats sunk.

Suspected weapons research site. B-2 bunker busters deployed. IAEA denied access pre-strike.

IRIAF fighter jets destroyed on tarmac. Runway cratered.

Underground ballistic missile depot. Secondary explosions lasted 4 hours.

Drone and missile assembly warehouse targeted. India condemns strike near joint project.

Alleged drone R&D lab. 12 civilians killed. Iran calls it war crime.

12,000-seat indoor arena destroyed by U.S.-Israeli airstrike.

Building destroyed; several senior officials killed.

Facility targeted and destroyed.

Terminal damaged; Iran Air Airbus A319 destroyed.

Suspected nuclear weapons site destroyed.

Israeli airstrikes targeted Tehran and Kermanshah, disabling much of Iran’s air defenses and missile infrastructure.

Israeli airstrikes targeted southern suburbs of Beirut following a mass evacuation order.

U.S. forces struck the Iranian drone carrier IRIS Shahid Bagheri at sea.

Israeli airstrikes targeted and significantly damaged Iran's air defense and missile infrastructure in Tehran.

Israeli airstrikes hit Hezbollah-held areas in Beirut following a mass evacuation order.

U.S. forces struck and destroyed an Iranian drone carrier at sea.

U.S. B-2 bombers destroyed deeply buried missile launch facilities and other key military sites in Iran.

U.S. forces sank over 40 Iranian warships, significantly degrading Iran's naval capabilities.

U.S.-Israeli airstrikes targeted the airport, causing significant damage to infrastructure.

Iranian missile strikes set U.S.-based Halliburton and KBR facilities ablaze.

U.S. forces sank over 30 Iranian ships, including a drone carrier set ablaze.

U.S. B-2 bombers destroyed deeply buried missile launch facilities, reducing Iranian missile launches by 90%.

Israeli airstrikes targeted multiple Hezbollah command centers in Beirut.

Israeli airstrikes hit the city of Tripoli for the first time in the conflict.

Israeli military claimed near-complete air superiority after destroying 80% of Iranian air defense systems.

Israeli airstrikes targeted a vital oil storage facility in Tehran, marking a significant escalation as civil infrastructure becomes a target for the first time.

Israeli airstrikes targeted Tehran's Mehrabad International Airport, reportedly used for arms transport.

U.S. and Israeli forces executed strikes on multiple targets in Isfahan, focusing on military infrastructure.

Israeli airstrikes targeted 30 fuel depots in Tehran, causing massive fires and toxic smoke over the city.

Israeli airstrikes targeted Iranian F-14 fighter jets at Isfahan Airport.

Joint U.S.-Israeli airstrikes targeted oil facilities in Tehran and other cities, causing large fires and civilian casualties.

Israeli strikes on March 10 targeted the Aghdasieh oil warehouse (northeast Tehran), Shahran oil depot (north Tehran), a south Tehran refinery, and a Karaj depot. At least 40 killed. Toxic black smoke engulfed Tehran; residents reported oil-tainted rainfall. IDF stated the facilities distributed fuel to IRGC military entities.

Iran fired a missile with a cluster warhead that struck multiple sites in Yehud, a city east of Tel Aviv, killing 2 civilians and wounding dozens. One of the most destructive single Iranian strikes on Israeli civilians since the war began.

After US intelligence confirmed Iran had begun laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, CENTCOM destroyed 16 mine-laying vessels and mine storage facilities. Gen. Caine stated US forces are 'hunting and striking mine-laying vessels.' Trump announced the destruction of 10 'inactive mine-laying boats and/or ships' on Truth Social and warned of 'death, fire and fury' if mines are not removed. Iran's navy is now effectively eliminated — 43 vessels total destroyed or damaged.

The Iranian army launched a drone attack targeting an Israeli oil and gas refinery and fuel tanks in Haifa, according to Tasnim news agency. The Israeli army confirmed it identified incoming launches from Iran and worked to intercept. Marks the first confirmed targeting of Israeli energy infrastructure in Haifa.

The Pentagon formally opened an investigation into the US missile strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab that killed at least 165 civilians, many of them children. A preliminary internal assessment suggested the US was at fault. The school was located ~200ft from an IRGC Navy base. The formal investigation was announced March 12.

Israel launched airstrikes against Hezbollah launch sites and command infrastructure in response to Hezbollah's biggest rocket barrage since the war began (joint IRGC-Hezbollah operation striking 50+ targets in 5 hours). Separately, an Israeli strike in Beirut killed 4 Iranian diplomats, prompting Iran to call the act 'terrorism' at the UN Security Council.

CENTCOM confirmed approximately 6,000 targets have been struck across Iran's 30/31 provinces since operations began. 90+ Iranian naval vessels damaged/destroyed. 92% reduction in Iranian ballistic missile launch rate from peak. 80% of Iranian air defense degraded. 30+ mine-laying ships destroyed. Trump: 'There is practically nothing left to hit.'

US Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker crashed in western Iraq supporting Epic Fury ops. CENTCOM: 'not due to hostile or friendly fire.' Islamic Resistance in Iraq claims shootdown. 6 crew onboard, no ejection seats. Second tanker (also KC-135) landed safely in Israel. Fourth US aircraft lost in the conflict.

IDF struck underground ballistic missile production and storage facilities in Shiraz alongside the Shahid Dastghaib air base (Mar 13). One of Iran's key remaining missile production nodes in southern Iran. Follows 80% destruction of missile launchers by Mar 9.

IDF struck IRGC Ground Forces headquarters and an internal security headquarters in Ahvaz, Khuzestan Province (Mar 13). Khuzestan is Iran's oil heartland bordering Iraq. Strike eliminates southwestern regional command node.

US forces bombed Kharg Island (Mar 14), Iran's primary oil export terminal responsible for ~90% of crude exports. Initial warning strikes were conducted Mar 3. The Mar 14 strike directly targets Iran's economic lifeline. Pentagon vowed to 'ramp up' the campaign. Analysts warn of potential $200/bbl oil prices.

US-Israel continued high-tempo operations on Day 17 (Mar 16). IDF states 'thousands of targets' remain and operations will continue for 'at least 3 more weeks.' CENTCOM has struck 6,000+ targets across Iran. Trump is actively weighing additional Kharg Island strikes and secondary oil infrastructure (Abadan refinery, Arak). 4,700+ IDF sorties and 380+ strike waves total since Feb 28.

IDF struck the Tabriz Petrochemical Company on March 29 (Day 30), one of Iran's largest petrochemical producers in northwestern Iran. Strike sent Brent crude surging toward $115/bbl. Part of the ongoing campaign targeting Iran's petrochemical and industrial economic infrastructure.

IDF strikes hit multiple Tehran neighborhoods on March 29 — Shaft City, Saadat Abad, and western Tehran residential areas — killing at least 2 people and wounding 14. IRGC ballistic missile R&D complex and air defense systems targeted in the same wave. Power blackouts in Tehran and Karaj. Washington Post investigation confirmed 4 key ballistic missile manufacturing sites and 29+ launch sites damaged across 4 weeks of war.