🛰️🚀 Satellite images show a continued pattern of strikes targeting IRGC ballistic missile launchers, while most buildings and tunnel entrances remain intact.

— Imam Ali: Likely strikes near tunnel areas (low-res image).

— South Isfahan: Road crater suggests a strike on a moving launcher; burn marks at a launcher site.

— North Isfahan (Mar 1–2): One launcher destroyed and a missile inspection building damaged; second burn mark seen the next day. No confirmed hits on tunnel entrances.

— Garmdareh (near Tehran): Burn marks from damaged/destroyed vehicles; tunnels likely untouched.

— Khorgu: Two suspected missile inspection buildings and other admin/technical structures destroyed; no visible damage to tunnels or silo-like structures.

— South Shiraz: Four launchers destroyed; visible fuel burn trace.

— West Shiraz: Missile inspection building destroyed; no other visible damage.

— Panj Pelleh (Kermanshah): Four launchers hit around Feb 28–Mar 1.

— Hajiabad: Three launchers destroyed near tunnel entrances.

IDF:

The Israel Defense Forces warn that they will not tolerate any presence of representatives of the terrorist Iranian regime in Lebanon and are giving those currently in Lebanon an opportunity to leave within the next 24 hours.

After that, there will be no safe place for representatives of the Iranian regime in Lebanon, and the Israel Defense Forces will strike them wherever they are found.

The Spanish Government responds:

The U.S. must comply with international law and bilateral EU–U.S. trade agreements.

The body of Khamenei will be laid to rest in Mashhad.

NEW: Iran’s Assembly of Experts is holding final voting to choose a new Supreme Leader.

Although the Assembly’s building in Qom was reportedly hit, no session was held there.

Voting is being conducted remotely for security reasons.

Sources say the final stages are underway and a new leader could be announced very soon.

Source: Fars

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

We now see that Iran is following a strategy that signals: if it faces a final attack against itself, it will take the region down with it.

In other words, if I go down, I will take the region with me.

This strategy particularly targets other countries in the region, especially their energy infrastructure.

Iran is well aware that the energy infrastructure in key regional states is critical for the stability of the global economy.

BIG: The Trump administration is considering using U.S. military forces to protect oil and gas tankers traveling through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran threatened ships in the area.

Officials are discussing naval escorts for tankers and possibly having the U.S. government back maritime insurance, as insurers are raising rates or canceling coverage.

Source: POLITICO

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

The idea that Iran, without making any distinction, would bomb mediator Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan— essentially all of them, in my view, is an unbelievably wrong strategy.

It would already significantly increase the very serious risk in the region.

On the other hand, from Iran’s own perspective, it would also be a serious miscalculation.

From our friends’ point of view and in line with our own strategic assessment, this would be a mistake for Iran.

In other words, while Iran is engaged in war and under attack, the countries that have not allowed their bases or airspace to be used by the attacking parties — that have not permitted aircraft to take off from their territory and have not supported the Americans or Israelis, instead maintaining a form of neutrality — should not be targeted.

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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

I believe the Iranians may have misread the situation.

If they had better understood the decision-making pressure Trump was facing and offered him something earlier, Israel’s pressure might not have been as effective.

But that did not happen.

Turkish President Erdogan:

We are never neutral on issues that concern our region and humanity; we are not neutral in incidents that disturb the peace of our brothers and neighbors; we are not neutral on matters that threaten the future of the entire world.

On the contrary, as Türkiye, we stand on the side of peace and calm, of stability and security, of solidarity and cooperation, of universal values, justice and development.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

When you speak with Gulf countries, you can clearly see that it is not only American bases being targeted; their energy infrastructure and certain civilian facilities are also being hit.

If this continues beyond a certain point, it will be impossible for them to remain silent.

Turkish President Erdogan:

While the old order is collapsing, it is not yet fully clear what will replace it.

Our world is rapidly being dragged into a chaotic period in which brute force and the law of the powerful prevail.

French President Macron on Iran:

History will never shed tears over those who massacred their own people.

They will not be missed.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

Maybe the new leadership in Iran could adopt a more flexible stance at this point.

I frankly believe the new leadership could be an opportunity to stop the war.

At the moment, Iran is being governed by a temporary three-member council until a new leader is selected. This could create a window of opportunity.

If handled wisely, a balance must be struck—one in which Iranians do not feel deeply humiliated, while at the same time the concerns of others are addressed.

Otherwise, the war itself could take on a much more dangerous trajectory.