So far, at least 121 others have been reported injured in Israel.

In Iran, the coordinated strikes claimed at least 201 people and injured 747 more since Saturday, according to the Iranian Red Crescent. Dozens have been killed across the Gulf in Iran’s retaliation.

Operation True Promise 4

After the US and Israel launched coordinated air strikes against Iran and its leadership on Satuday, the Islamic regime launched the Operation True Promise 4 against Tel Aviv and US assets in the Middle East.

Tehran had previously warned that if it were attacked, it would target US military facilities across the region, which it considers “legitimate targets.”

The US-Israeli strikes happened a day after negotiations in Geneva on Tehran’s nuclear enrichment capabilities fell apart. Prior to the strikes Iran had refused to abandon its enrichment programme. US President Donald Trump told Fox News that 48 leaders ⁠in ​Iran were killed “​in one ⁠shot” on Saturday.

So far, Iran has launched attacks on Tel Aviv and several of Washington’s assets in allied territories across the Middle East – the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, and Qatar. All of these countries house US military bases.

The US military, in a statement on Sunday, said that three of its service members were killed and five others “seriously wounded” as part of its military operation.

Around the same time, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp (IRGC) said they targeted the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier in the Gulf.

US bases and Iran’s striking range

There are eight persistent bases and 11 other military sites that the US Department of War manages or operates in the Middle East.

Iran’s arsenal hosts a wide array of ballistic missiles—with ranges of up to 2,000 km—and the Shahed drones, a series of economical ‘suicide drones’ with similar ranges, placing a majority of US bases in the region within striking distance.