What we know on day five of US-Israeli attacks on Iran
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Strikes have hit nuclear-related facilities in Tehran, while Iran has launched hundreds of missiles and drones.
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News | Israel-Iran conflict What we know on day five of US-Israeli attacks on Iran Strikes have hit nuclear-related facilities and sites in Tehran, while Iran has launched hundreds of missiles and drones in retaliation. Listen to this article | 6 mins By Elizabeth Melimopoulos , AP and Reuters Published On 4 Mar 2026 4 Mar 2026 Click here to share on social media Share Save Add Al Jazeera on Google The United States and Israel have continued to carry out strikes on Iran , bombing government, military and civilian infrastructure as the conflict spreads to Lebanon, where Israel has been carrying out an intense bombardment. Fire broke out near the US consulate in Dubai on Tuesday as Iranian retaliatory strikes continued in the Gulf, escalating tensions in the Middle East. Recommended Stories list of 1 item list 1 of 1 US senators fear ‘boots on the ground’ after Iran war briefing end of list Iran has launched hundreds of missiles and drones as it expanded its attacks to energy infrastructure and diplomatic compounds. The conflict, which entered its fifth day on Wednesday, has also sparked political debate in the US, with the opposition Democrats questioning Trump’s decision to attack Iran. Here is what we know: In Iran Targeted locations: Joint Israel-US strikes have targeted western Tehran, with video footage showing thick plumes of smoke over the city. Nuclear facilities: The Natanz nuclear facility was struck during the military operations, though Iranian media reports that no radioactive leakage has been recorded. Iranian retaliation: According to US Admiral Brad Cooper, Iran has launched more than 500 ballistic missiles and 2,000 drones in retaliation. These attacks have hit the US embassy in Saudi Arabia and struck near the US consulate in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Ongoing operations: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli pilots are flying over Iran and Tehran, stating that Israel will continue to strike the country “with force”. Rising de...
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