Meanwhile, military activity has been reported across several cities in Iran, including Tehran and other major urban centers, where large-scale air operations have targeted strategic facilities.
Rising human and economic costs
The conflict has also produced a significant human and economic toll. Reports indicate that more than 1,300 people have been killed since the start of the confrontation at the end of February, with many more injured.
Beyond casualties, the crisis is affecting global economic stability. Energy markets, shipping routes, and regional trade networks are all experiencing disruptions due to the instability in the Gulf region.
Analysts warn that the longer the conflict continues, the greater the potential impact on international markets and global supply chains.