Iran US Israel War Current Situation 2026: Latest Strikes, Casualties & Global Reactions

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Overview of the Current War Situation (As of March 10, 2026)

As of March 10, 2026, the military conflict between Iran, the United States, and Israel has entered its 11th day, with no signs of a ceasefire. The conflict escalated sharply on February 28, 2026, when Israel and the United States launched a joint military operation codenamed “Roaring Lion” (Israel) and “Epic Fury” (US), marking the transformation of the long-standing “shadow war” between the US and Iran into an open military confrontation aimed at destroying Iran’s security system and even overthrowing its regime. The war has now evolved into a high-intensity war of attrition, with the conflict spilling over to multiple Gulf countries and triggering shocks in the global energy market and geopolitical landscape.

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As Of March 10 2026 The Military Conflict Between Iran

Latest Military Operations & Tactics

US-Israel Joint Strikes on Iran

Since February 28, the US and Israel have launched more than 3,400 airstrikes on Iran, dropping over 7,500 bombs, targeting Iran’s military facilities, nuclear sites, and command centers. Key targets include the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Command in Tehran, the missile base in Isfahan, the Natanz nuclear facility, the Iranian Presidential Palace, and the Ministry of Intelligence and National Security, with approximately 30 key targets hit in total. On March 7, US-Israeli forces attacked an oil depot in Tehran, causing thick smoke to cover the entire city, forcing residents to turn on lights during the day due to poor visibility.

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The US and Israel have relied on their technological and military advantages, using stealth fighters (F-35, F-22), B-2/B-52 bombers, and cyber warfare to conduct precise “decapitation” operations and facility destruction. US officials stated that the goal of the joint operation is to destroy Iran’s security system, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the operation aims to overthrow the Iranian regime. Additionally, US and Israeli officials are reportedly discussing plans to send special forces to Iran to seize high-enriched uranium reserves in the later stages of the war.

Iran’s Retaliatory Operations ("True Promise-4")

In response to the US-Israeli strikes, Iran launched a large-scale retaliatory operation codenamed “True Promise-4,” launching more than 28 rounds of large-scale missile and drone attacks as of March 9. The IRGC has used advanced weapons such as “Khorramshahr-4” super-heavy missiles and “Fattah” hypersonic missiles to attempt to break through the US-Israeli multi-layered anti-missile system. On March 8, the IRGC announced that it had used new-generation missiles to attack the Israeli cities of Tel Aviv and Beersheba, as well as an air base in Jordan, and had struck a US helicopter base in Kuwait with drones and ballistic missiles, causing severe damage to the base’s facilities.
Iran has also effectively blockaded the Strait of Hormuz since February 28, prohibiting the passage of relevant ships. As the strait carries about 20% of the world’s seaborne oil trade, the blockade has led to a surge in international oil prices, with Brent crude oil prices once exceeding $120 per barrel, triggering shocks in the global energy market. IRGC spokesperson Ali Mohammad Naini stated that Iran has the ability to sustain a high-intensity war with the US and Israel at the current pace for at least six months.

Casualties & Losses

According to statistics from the Iranian Red Crescent Society, US-Israeli airstrikes have killed more than 1,300 people in Iran and damaged nearly 10,000 civilian facilities. A US-based organization reported that more than 1,000 civilians, including 181 children, have been killed in Iran. On the Israeli side, 11 people have been killed and 677 injured, with two Israeli soldiers killed in combat in southern Lebanon on March 8—the first Israeli military casualties since the conflict with Hezbollah began.
The US military has acknowledged casualties but has not released specific figures. On March 8, the US military announced that a US soldier in Saudi Arabia died from injuries sustained in an Iranian attack, marking the seventh US military death since the start of the war. Iran also claimed to have shot down an F-35 fighter jet over Tabriz, while the Israeli military stated that it had destroyed multiple Iranian F-14 fighter jets deployed at Isfahan Airport.

Major Powers’ Positions

  • China: Strongly calls for an immediate ceasefire and opposes the use of force. The Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that the US-Israeli military operations violate international law and infringe on Iran’s sovereignty, and has assisted more than 3,000 Chinese citizens in evacuating Iran.
  • Russia: Strongly condemns the US-Israeli actions as “deliberate and unprovoked armed aggression,” demands an immediate end to military operations, and has jointly promoted an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council with China to discuss the situation.
  • US & Its Allies: The US government firmly supports Israel, with the Secretary of Defense stating that the conflict may last 4-8 weeks. However, public opinion in the US is divided, with nearly 60% of the public opposing military action against Iran, and protests have erupted in more than 50 US cities calling for an end to the war. European allies hold differing attitudes: France calls for an emergency UN Security Council meeting, the UK expresses concern about the escalation of the situation, and Spain explicitly opposes the US-Israeli unilateral military operations.

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