Mahigit 2,400 patay sa digmaan ng US-Israel laban sa Iran

Nagsimula noong Pebrero 28 ang pinaghalong airstrike ng US-Israel sa Iran, na umeskalate sa regional na hidwaan na kinabibilangan ng 15 bansa, na nagresulta sa mahigit 2,400 pagkamatay at pagpapalayas sa 4.1 milyong tao.

Upto mid-March, the escalation from US-Israel strikes has led to over 2,600 attacks, with CENTCOM reporting hits on more than 5,000 Iranian targets. Ang IRGC ay tumugon sa 27 military facilities sa Israel at Middle East, habang Iranian operations ay umabot sa siyam na bansa at isang UK base sa Cyprus, karamihan intercepted. Isa sa unang malalaking insidente ay ang missile strike sa Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ school sa Minab, Iran, na pumatay sa 168 estudyante at 14 guro. Ayon sa UN at UNICEF, mahigit 1,100 bata ang napatay o nasugatan, na 14% ng fatalities sa Iran mula sa strikes sa paaralan at residential areas. 52 milyong school-age children affected dahil schools turned into shelters. Sa Israel, unang Filipino casualty si Mary Anne de Vera mula Pangasinan, na namatay habang tumutulong sa kanyang ward. Sa Strait of Hormuz, si George Miranda, Filipino seafarer, nawawala at presumed dead pagkatapos ma-attack ang kanyang tugboat. Strikes sa Arak at Tehran ay pumatay sa senior officials. At least 30 health at aid workers killed, kabilang ang 10 sa Tehran’s Naziabad base at six sa Lebanon. Sa Shiraz noong March 5, 20 patay sa playground strike; sa Sitrah, Bahrain, 32 sugatan kabilang isang 2-month-old. 3.2 milyon ang lumikas mula Tehran; 1 milyon sa Lebanon. Ang targeting ng energy infrastructure ay nagdulot ng global oil crisis.

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One week after Israel and the USA began attacks on Iran, aid organizations report hundreds dead and thousands injured among civilians. Reports from Tehran and Isfahan describe heavy bombings and growing panic. New analyses point to a US strike on a girls' school.

The U.S.-Israeli war on Iran—sparked February 28, 2026, by strikes killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—entered its third week on March 16 with continued bombardments on infrastructure and cities. President Trump claimed U.S. strikes "totally demolished" key oil facilities on Kharg Island, while Iran's foreign minister denied ceasefire requests. Civilian casualties have reached 1,348 amid rising destruction and Iranian vows of resistance.

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On February 28, 2026, Israel and the US conducted large-scale airstrikes on Iranian military targets, including a 'decapitation strike' in Tehran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and several top generals. Iran hit back with missile and drone attacks on Israel and US bases across the Middle East and Gulf states, killing at least four people including three US soldiers and prompting sharp condemnations from European leaders amid rising oil prices and stranded travelers.

Four days after initial US and Israeli strikes on Iran sparked regional escalation on February 28, the conflict intensified with Israel destroying Iran's state television headquarters in Tehran, Iranian missile and drone attacks on US and Israeli targets, and the threatened closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

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Following the initial joint US-Israel strikes on February 28, 2026, that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—as reported in earlier coverage—the operation expanded to destroy the IRGC headquarters, sink nine naval vessels, and achieve air superiority over Tehran. CIA intelligence enabled precise targeting of senior leaders gathered in the capital. Iran retaliated with missile and drone attacks killing at least 10 in Israel and targeting claimed US assets, denied by US Central Command.

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On March 6, 2026, Israeli forces, backed by U.S. coordination, obliterated an underground command bunker in Tehran as part of the escalating Operation Epic Fury, now in its second week. The strike follows initial attacks that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and top officials, with President Trump demanding Iran's unconditional surrender and pledging U.S. involvement in selecting a new leader.

 

 

 

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