The skies over Iran have become a theater of unrelenting bombardment, as US and Israeli warplanes deliver wave after wave of strikes on missile silos, factories, and command centers. These aerial campaigns have destroyed significant portions of Iran’s launch infrastructure, severely hampering its retaliatory capabilities and forcing a defensive posture.

In defiance, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued threats to unveil and deploy long-range ballistic missiles, potentially capable of reaching Europe or beyond. Commanders describe this as a “game-changer,” promising to escalate if the bombings persist.

The conflict’s aerial dominance by the US-Israel alliance reshapes the battlefield, with Iran relying on proxies for ground gains.

Losses include downed aircraft and disrupted supply lines, prompting global concerns over oil flows and refugee waves. Peace initiatives falter as hardliners on both sides dig in.