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The US-Israel-Iran-Hezbollah conflict has escalated into its eleventh day, with Israel launching its 11th wave of airstrikes on infrastructure in Tehran and Hezbollah targets in Lebanon and Beirut. US naval forces confirmed torpedoing the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena off Sri Lanka, killing 87 sailors and expanding the conflict into the Indian Ocean. Iranian retaliatory drones struck a US ship in the Gulf, while a missile toward Turkey was intercepted by NATO, as the war affects 14 countries amid Hormuz Strait disruptions.
📍 Tehran, Iran📍 Beirut and southern Lebanon📍 Indian Ocean off Sri Lanka📍 Persian Gulf (Bahrain, Kuwait)📍 Strait of Hormuz
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Israeli Air Force conducted the 11th wave of airstrikes on March 5 targeting Iranian infrastructure in Tehran, alongside strikes on Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon and Beirut, following over 210 missiles fired by Hezbollah into Israel since March 2. The US Navy submarine sank the Moudge-class frigate IRIS Dena approximately 40 nautical miles off Sri Lanka's coast on March 4, with confirmed 87 deaths and 32 rescues, marking the first US submarine torpedo kill of an enemy warship since World War II. Iran retaliated with drone swarms igniting a US ship at a Gulf port in Bahrain and launching ballistic missiles, one intercepted by NATO forces en route to Turkey; Hezbollah barrages targeted northern Israeli positions.
These actions demonstrate sustained US-Israeli air and naval dominance, depleting Iranian air defenses and naval assets while proxies like Hezbollah suffer heavy losses, with the conflict now spanning 14 nations including Qatar, Kuwait, UAE, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia through strikes and interceptions. Spillover risks include near-zero Hormuz crossings, AIS jamming in the Gulf, and a tanker explosion near Kuwait, threatening global energy markets and prompting US troop reinforcements to 50,000 in the region.
US officials, including Defense Secretary Hegseth, indicate operations are accelerating and could last weeks, targeting Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities; intelligence gaps remain on Iran's residual stockpiles and potential escalations via Iraqi or Yemeni proxies.
