Dubai, UAE – Web Desk: The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has entered its tenth day, with significant casualties reported across several countries as hostilities continue to escalate between Iran and the alliance of Israel and the United States.
According to Arab media reports, more than 1,255 people have been killed in Iran and over 12,000 injured following airstrikes carried out by Israel and the United States.
The impact of the war has spread beyond Iran. Israeli strikes in Lebanon have reportedly killed 394 people and injured more than 1,000, reflecting the widening scope of the conflict in the region.
Meanwhile, retaliatory attacks by Iran have also caused casualties in multiple countries. Iranian strikes have reportedly killed eight US military personnel and injured 18 others, while in Israel 13 people have been killed and more than 2,000 injured.
The conflict has also affected other Middle Eastern countries. In Iraq, six people were killed amid attacks involving Iran, the United States and Israel.
Arab media further reported that Iranian attacks resulted in four deaths and 112 injuries in the United Arab Emirates, while in Kuwait six people were killed and dozens injured.
In Saudi Arabia, two people were killed and 12 injured. In Bahrain one person was killed and 40 wounded.
Additional casualties were reported across the region, including one death and five injuries in Oman, 16 injured in Qatar, and 14 injured in Jordan.
The expanding conflict highlights the growing regional impact of the war, with multiple countries now facing direct or indirect consequences of the escalating hostilities.
