On the night of March 2, Iran launched a new wave of attacks using drones and missiles against US military bases in the Middle East. According to Associated Press, Israel and the US continue to strike targets in Iran.

CNN reports explosions occurred at airports, military facilities, ports, and hotels in Gulf countries. Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports were damaged, resulting in one civilian death and 11 injuries.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council head Ali Larijani stated his country will not engage in any negotiations with the United States.

Kuwait's Defense Ministry reported several US fighter jets crashed, with all crew members surviving.

US Central Command (Centcom) said since the start of military operations in Iran, US forces have struck over 1,000 targets using more than 20 types of aircraft, ships, missiles, and other weapon systems, including B-2 Spirit strategic bombers.

According to Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), as of March 1, Israel has fired over 1,200 munitions at military targets in Iran, including ballistic missile launchers and air defense systems.

Lebanon's Hezbollah armed group announced on the morning of March 2 that it launched rockets at Israel in response to the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and "repeated Israeli aggressions." Israel retaliated with extensive missile strikes across Lebanon, including the capital Beirut.

CNN notes the war between the US, Israel, and Iran has caused "aviation chaos" in the Middle East and beyond. Airlines worldwide canceled flights, affecting tens of thousands of passengers, including Air France, Emirates, and others.

As of March 2, airspace over the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Israel, Bahrain, Iraq, and Iran remains closed. Major transit airports in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha are also closed.

Uzbekistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs advised citizens to postpone travel to Middle Eastern countries.

Source: www.gazeta.uz