Visualising 12 days of the Israel-Iran conflict
Summary
A 12-day conflict erupted between Israel and Iran starting on June 13, 2025, when Israel attacked Iranian military and nuclear sites. Iran responded with ballistic missile attacks on Israeli cities. The United States joined the conflict with strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, leading to a ceasefire brokered on June 24.Key Facts
- The conflict began on June 13, 2025, with Israeli airstrikes on Iran.
- Over 200 Israeli fighter jets hit more than 100 targets in Iran, including residential areas.
- Iran retaliated with hundreds of ballistic missile attacks on Israeli cities.
- The United States joined the conflict on June 22 with airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
- A ceasefire was announced on June 24 after Iran fired missiles at a major U.S. airbase in Qatar.
- As of June 24, 4,746 people were injured, and 610 were killed in Iran, including civilians.
- Many Iranians fled major cities due to the attacks, causing significant traffic evacuations.
- The number of airstrikes reported varies, with different sources reporting between 145 and 508 strikes by Israel and 120 by Iran.
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