The ongoing war in West Asia has engulfed many countries in just a few days. Thousands of people have been killed and several thousand injured in attacks and retaliation in the last 10 days. The biggest impact has been seen in Iran and Lebanon, while reports of deaths and injuries have also come to light in the Gulf and many surrounding countries.
Maximum loss in Iran
Iran has suffered the most losses so far in the war. Here 1332 people have died and hundreds are said to be injured. The situation remains very serious due to continuous attacks and military action.
Casualties in America and Israel too
8 American soldiers have died, while 18 people have been injured. At the same time, 13 people have died and more than 2000 people have been injured in Israel. In the ongoing war between America and Iran since February 28, both countries have suffered heavy losses. However, in the initial days, the American defense system suffered a major blow due to Iran’s attacks. In the first four days of the war, Iran damaged or destroyed America’s radar and defense systems worth about $2 billion (about Rs 16 thousand crores). These are said to include state-of-the-art THAAD defense system, expensive radar systems and military communication equipment.
massive devastation in lebanon
The situation in Lebanon is very serious. Here 394 people have died and more than 1000 people have been injured. The situation is worsening due to continuous attacks.
Impact in Gulf countries also
The effect of the war has also been seen in many Gulf countries. in many countries
- Kuwait – 6 dead, dozens injured
- Bahrain – 1 dead, 40 injured
- Qatar – 16 injured
- United Arab Emirates – 4 dead, 112 injured
- Oman – 1 dead, 5 injured
- Saudi Arabia – 2 killed, 12 injured
Loss in Iraq and Jordan also
Six people have died and dozens have been injured in Iraq. At the same time, 14 people are said to be injured in Jordan. So far there has been no news of any death or injury in Cyprus.
No Indian died in Saudi Arabia attack
A day before this, Saudi Civil Defense Agency had said that one Indian and one Bangladeshi had died in the attack. In a statement issued on Twitter, the Embassy said, ‘It is a matter of relief that no Indian died in the unfortunate incident that took place in Al-Kharj yesterday evening. The embassy is in touch with the relevant Saudi authorities in this matter. The embassy also informed that Community Welfare Counselor Y. Sabir reached Al-Kharj late at night and met the injured Indian citizen.
