US-Iran Conflict: Week Four - Air Power Dominates

0:00It's March 24, I'm Quarry with the story. This is Global News, driven by AI and built for a global audience. The U.S. Israel conflict with Iran has now stretched into its fourth week, fought mostly through airstrikes and missile barrages rather than ground, invasions. The U.S. has held back from sending troops, sticking to its goal of toppling the regime without endless commitments. Hostilities kicked off on February 28, with thousands of projectiles launched across the region. And images highlight how far these weapons are scattering. Missiles have turned up in places like West Bank villages, Israeli settlements there, the gold in heights, and even fields in eastern Syria. One showed up in a nursery playground on Monday, and another stuck out of the ground near Shepherd Boys last week. Sybilians are bearing the brunt, with kids posing near these dangers, unaware of the risks. The human toll is steep, over 1,500 dead in Iran, more than 1,011 on, 18 in Israel, and 13 U.S. service.

1:01Members lost. Gulf nations like Bahrain, the UAE, Kuwait, Oman, and Saudi Arabia have seen deaths too. Numbers paying a clear picture of the scale. The UAE alone faced 372 missiles and 1,806 drones. Millions in Lebanon and Iran are now displaced, fleeing the chaos. As strikes continue without signs of letting up, the focus stays on air power, leaving the region on edge for what comes next.