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Iran–Israel Conflict Losses (2026): Casualties, Damage and Military Statistics

The 2026 Iran–Israel conflict has caused major human, military, and infrastructure losses across multiple countries. This page brings together the key reported figures in one place, including deaths, injuries, military losses, damaged sites, and missile and drone statistics.

Note: Casualty figures in an ongoing war can change quickly, and some totals differ by source. The numbers below reflect the compiled figures reported in the source material used for this page.

Overall Human Cost

Category Reported Figure
Total killed 4,501–8,649+
Total injured 28,115+

Country-by-Country Casualties

Country / Territory Killed Injured
Iran 3,300–7,378 19,324
Lebanon 1,094 3,119
Iraq 101 212
Israel 27 5,229
United States 15 290
United Arab Emirates 11 160
Palestine (West Bank) 10 Unknown
Kuwait 8 99
Qatar 4 16
Oman 3 5
Bahrain 3 38
Turkey 3 0
Saudi Arabia 2 16
France 1 Several
Philippines 1 0
Jordan 0 19
Azerbaijan 0 4

Iran’s Reported Losses

Category Reported Figure
People killed (Health Ministry figure) 1,937+
People injured (Health Ministry figure) 24,800
Military personnel killed (US/Israel estimate) 6,000+
Military personnel wounded (US/Israel estimate) ~15,000
HRANA total deaths 3,329
HRANA military deaths 1,167
HRANA civilian deaths 1,492
HRANA unclassified deaths 670
Hengaw total deaths 6,530
Hengaw military deaths 5,890+
Hengaw civilian deaths 640

Israel’s Reported Losses

Category Reported Figure
Soldiers killed 4
Civilians killed 23
Total injured 5,229
Military personnel injured 70

United States’ Reported Losses

Category Reported Figure
Soldiers killed 15
Wounded 291
US sites damaged in the Middle East 17+
Estimated value of site damage $800 million

Military Equipment and Strategic Losses

Category Reported Figure
Ballistic missile launchers destroyed in Iran 190+
Naval vessels destroyed or damaged in Iran 140+
US military targets struck by the US so far in Iran 8,000+
US radar/satellite systems reportedly destroyed or damaged 12+

Missile and Drone Statistics

Category Reported Figure
Total ballistic missiles launched by Iran 1,252+
Total drones/UAVs launched by Iran 2,328+

Selected Regional Strike Counts

Country / Territory Ballistic Missiles Drones / UAVs
United Arab Emirates 357 1,806
Qatar 101 63
Bahrain 102 171
Saudi Arabia 3+ 83
Oman 0 14

Infrastructure Damage Inside Iran

Category Reported Figure
Total civilian units targeted 6,668+
Residential units 5,535
Commercial units 1,041
Medical centres hit 14
Schools hit 65
Iranian Red Crescent centres hit 13
Health infrastructure sites identified as hit by WHO 13 in Iran, 1 in Lebanon

Children and Civilian Impact

Category Reported Figure
Children injured or killed 1,100+
Children reportedly killed in Iran 200
Children reportedly killed in Lebanon 91
Children reportedly killed in Israel 4
Children reportedly killed in Kuwait 1
Share of total human casualties under age 18 in Iran At least 15%

Economic Cost

Category Reported Figure
Estimated US military cost of the war by 19 March $18 billion
Additional Pentagon request $200 billion
Rise in oil prices since start of war Over 40%

Key Takeaway

The 2026 Iran–Israel conflict has produced extensive losses well beyond Iran and Israel themselves. The war’s damage includes thousands of deaths and injuries, major destruction of homes and public facilities, heavy military losses, and serious economic disruption across the wider Middle East.

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