2026 Iran war
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Summary
2026 Iran war is a military operation[1]. It ranks in the top 0.09% of military operation entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (231,772 views/month, #1 of 1,115).[2]
Key Facts
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: Tehran[3], Qom[4], Kermanshah Province[5], Karaj[6], Isfahan[7], Tabriz[8], Ilam Province[9], Lorestan Province[10]
- Country: Iran[11]
- Instance of: air offensive[12], warfare and armed conflicts[13], crime of aggression[14]
- Follows: Twelve-Day War[15]
- Location: Tehran[16], Qom[17], Kermanshah[18], Isfahan[19], Karaj[20], Bushehr[21], Minab[22], United States[23], Israel[24], Iran[25], Ray[26]
- Part of: Middle Eastern crisis[27], Iran–Israel conflict[28]
- Commons category: 2026 Iran war[29]
- Has part(s): assassination of Ali Khamenei[30], 2026 Minab school attack[31], 2026 drone strikes on Akrotiri and Dhekelia[32], 2026 Iranian strikes on Kuwait[33], 2026 Iranian strikes on Saudi Arabia[34], 2026 Iranian strikes on the United Arab Emirates[35], 2026 Iranian strikes on Bahrain[36], 2026 Lebanon war[37], 2026 Iranian strikes on Qatar[38], 2026 alleged Iranian strikes on Azerbaijan[39]
- Target: Iran[40]
- Start time: February 28, 2026[41]
- Point in time: 2026[42]
- Participant: United States[43]
- Topic's main category: Category:2026 Iran war[44]
- Number of deaths: 4859[45], 1444[46], 15[47], 13[48], 687[49]
- Number of injured: 12,000[50]
- Topic has template: Template:2026 Iran war[51], Template:2026 Iran war infobox[52], Template:Campaignbox 2026 Iran conflict[53]
- Different from: Twelve-Day War[54], Iran-Israel conflict[55], Iran War[56], Ramadan War[57]
- History of topic: timeline of the 2026 Iran war[58]
- Has list: list of attacks during the 2026 Iran war[59]
- Number of perpetrators: 2[60]
- Wikimedia outline: The course of the 2026 Iran War following the ceasefire agreement[61]
- Perpetrator: Israel[62], United States[63]
- Agent of action: Israel[64], United States[65]
Why It Matters
2026 Iran war has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[66] It is known by 125 alternative names across languages and contexts.[67]