The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has completed one month, with intense fighting continuing between United States, Israel, and Iran. Heavy bombardment and airstrikes persist, and the situation suggests a prolonged war. The US is reportedly preparing for a ground invasion, while no solution has emerged regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Since February 28, the conflict has escalated daily, causing widespread destruction across West Asia. Civilian casualties continue to rise, and the global impact is becoming increasingly visible. Despite ongoing devastation, neither side appears ready for a ceasefire. In the first week, top Iranian leaders including Ali Khamenei and key military officials were reportedly killed, along with attacks on nuclear sites in Bushehr and Natanz. Subsequent weeks saw leadership changes, attacks on strategic locations, and escalating military actions. On Day 30, US-Israel strikes targeted oil depots in Tehran, including Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps facilities, triggering massive explosions and fires.
War Alert: Middle East War Completes One Month, No Signs of Ceasefire
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