Iran, Lebanon bore brunt of missiles and drones launched during war
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A recent analysis of data from ACLED, a non-profit that tracks political violence worldwide, found that Iran and Lebanon were the primary targets of airstrikes during the Middle East war. The analysis revealed that approximately four out of 10 recorded attacks targeted Iran, while Lebanon accounted for a third of the attacks, mostly carried out by Israeli forces.
The Middle East war saw a significant number of airstrikes targeting Iran and Lebanon. According to ACLED data, at least 7,700 strikes were recorded between February 28 and April 8. Iran was the primary target, with four out of 10 attacks targeting the country. Most of these attacks were attributed to the Israeli military. Lebanon was also heavily targeted, with a third of the attacks carried out by Israeli forces. The majority of these attacks were in response to the pro-Iranian movement Hezbollah's offensive on March 2. Other countries, including Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia, were also targeted. The most common targets were energy infrastructure, military bases, and bridges.
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