Iran war day 13 brought new military strikes, cyberattacks and rising tensions across the Middle East as the conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States intensified.
The Iran war day 13 developments include continued air strikes, drone interceptions across Gulf countries and disruptions to global energy markets.
Officials say the expanding conflict has already produced significant civilian casualties and economic fallout.
Iran War Day 13: Civilian Toll Rises in Iran
Authorities in Iran reported a growing humanitarian crisis as the war entered its second week.
According to Iranian officials:
- At least 1,348 civilians have died
- More than 17,000 people have been injured
- Over 1,100 children have been killed or wounded
UNICEF described the situation as catastrophic for children across the region.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian outlined three conditions for ending the war:
- Recognition of Iran’s national rights
- Compensation for damages
- International guarantees to prevent future attacks
Cyberattacks and Maritime Incidents Reported
The conflict has also expanded into cyber and maritime domains.
An Iran-linked hacking group claimed responsibility for a cyberattack targeting a major medical technology company.
Meanwhile, tensions increased in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a key global shipping route.
Security developments included:
- Iranian forces firing warning shots at vessels
- Rescue operations for sailors after attacks on ships
- Rising risks to global oil shipments
Officials warn that disruptions in the strait could affect global energy supply.
Iran War Day 13: Gulf Countries Intercept Drones
Several Gulf states reported new drone and missile interceptions as regional defenses activated.
Key incidents reported Thursday include:
- Saudi Arabia intercepting drones near the Shaybah oilfield
- United Arab Emirates intercepting missiles and dozens of drones
- Kuwait reporting damage to electricity lines after falling debris
- Bahrain warning residents after attacks near fuel storage sites
Security officials across the Gulf region remain on high alert.
Iran War Day 13: Israeli Operations Continue
Israeli officials confirmed continued operations against Iran-aligned groups.
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz stated that military operations would continue without a fixed timeline.
The Israeli military also reported:
- Missile launches detected from Iran
- Large-scale strikes targeting Hezbollah infrastructure
- Injuries among Israeli soldiers since the conflict began
Air strikes also hit parts of Beirut as fighting expanded in Lebanon
Oil Prices Surge as Conflict Disrupts Markets
The conflict continues to affect global energy markets.
Oil prices surged close to $100 per barrel as shipping risks increased.
The International Energy Agency responded by releasing emergency crude oil reserves to stabilize supply.
The release includes:
- Hundreds of millions of barrels of oil
- A major contribution from the United States
Energy analysts warn that prolonged fighting could further disrupt global trade.
