DID Press: Newly released estimates indicate that Iran has covered a wide range of missile and drone targets in various countries in the region under its military capabilities. These data, presented as estimates, show that the United Arab Emirates tops the list with 863 targets, followed by Kuwait with 562 targets.
According to this assessment, Qatar has 162 targets, Bahrain 129 targets, and Israel 113 targets. Additionally, Jordan has 49 targets, Cyprus 5 targets, and Oman and Saudi Arabia each have 2 targets recorded.
These statistics, published by an international research center, reflect growing concerns about Iran’s influence and offensive capacity in the region; a capacity that, if tensions escalate, could have extensive security implications for the Gulf countries and the Eastern Mediterranean.
According to security sources’ analysis, a significant portion of these targets are not aimed at the national infrastructures of countries, but are related to U.S. and Israeli bases, military centers, and interests in the region; including airbases, command centers, logistical facilities, and American troop deployment points.