Key facts
- US forces struck a military area near Tabriz, Iran.
- No civilian areas within Tabriz were attacked.
- Explosions were heard in Bushehr, with the cause under investigation.
- US attacks were also reported in Chabahar and Konarak.
- The war on Iran began on February 28, involving US, Israeli, and Iranian forces.
- Iran has launched retaliatory strikes across multiple Middle Eastern countries and Israel.
US forces have reportedly conducted further attacks within Iran, striking a military area near the city of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan province. State media indicated that no civilian areas within Tabriz were targeted. Concurrently, explosions were heard in Bushehr, with local authorities investigating the cause. Additional US strikes were reported in the southern cities of Chabahar and Konarak.
The ongoing conflict, which began on February 28, has seen US and Israeli forces target nuclear, military, and civilian sites in Iran. Iran has retaliated with strikes against countries hosting US troops and against Israel. These retaliatory attacks have reportedly targeted GCC members, Iraq, Jordan, and a UK military base in Cyprus, though most have been intercepted.
Casualty figures compiled as of June 10, 2026, indicate significant losses. Iran's Ministry of Health reported 3,468 killed and over 26,500 injured in US-Israeli attacks. Israel has reported 26 deaths and 7,835 injuries, with some wounded while seeking shelter. The US military confirmed 13 combat-related deaths and 381 injuries across the region. Bahrain reported three deaths and dozens injured, with its Navy's 5th Fleet headquarters being a repeated target. Iraq reported 118 deaths, primarily among members of the Popular Mobilisation Forces.