Iran vs Israel War, Types of Missile and Affected Areas, 2025

Complete Analysis of the Latest Middle East Conflict

Updated: June 21, 20258 Days of Active Conflict Situation

Executive Summary

The Iran-Israel conflict has escalated into full-scale warfare as of June 13, 2025, marking the most significant direct military confrontation between the two nations in decades. What began as shadow warfare has now exploded into open conflict with devastating consequences for both countries and the broader Middle East region.

639+

Iranian Casualties

24

Israeli Civilian Deaths

17

Missile Wave Attacks

Conflict Timeline – June 2025

June 13

Conflict Erupts

Israel launches massive strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, triggering immediate Iranian retaliation with ballistic missiles.

June 15-17

Escalation Phase

Iran fires multiple waves of Kheibar Shekan and Fattah hypersonic missiles at Israeli cities including Tel Aviv, Haifa, and military bases.

June 18-19

International Intervention

Trump sets two-week deadline for resolution. European nations begin diplomatic efforts while evacuating embassy personnel.

June 20-21

Current Status

Fighting continues with daily strikes. Iran fires 17th wave of missiles while Israel maintains “aerial superiority” over Tehran.

Casualties and Impact Statistics

Iranian Casualties

Total Deaths639+

Injured1,277+

Nuclear Scientists KilledMultiple

Israeli Casualties

Civilian Deaths24

Injured900+

Serious Condition17

Weapons and Missile Systems Used

Iranian Missile Arsenal

Kheibar Shekan MRBM

Range: 1,450 km (900 miles)

Payload: 450-600 kg warhead

Fuel: Solid fuel, single stage

Features: Satellite navigation, maneuverable

Fattah Hypersonic

Speed: Mach 5+ (claimed Mach 15)

Range: 1,400 km

Payload: 500 kg high-explosive

Length: 11.5 meters

Features: Hypersonic glide vehicle, evasive maneuvers

Khorramshahr MRBM

Range: 2,000 km (1,243 miles)

Payload: 1,500 kg warhead

Fuel: Liquid fuel

Special: Multiple warhead capability

Missile Range Comparison

Affected Areas and Infrastructure Damage

Iranian Sites Damaged

Tehran:Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research

Isfahan:Nuclear Technology Centre

Natanz:Nuclear Facility

Shiraz:Missile Production Facility

Tabriz:North Missile Base

Israeli Areas Hit

Tel Aviv:Multiple impacts, civilian casualties

Haifa:Downtown strike, places of worship damaged

Beersheba:Railway station closed, recent strike

Nevatim & Hatzerim:Air bases targeted

Tamra:Arab town, limited damage

Critical Infrastructure Affected

Iranian Facilities

• • 3 hospitals in Tehran struck
• • Nuclear power plant threats
• • Carbon fiber production damaged
• • Military command centers

Israeli Infrastructure

• • Ben Gurion Airport disrupted
• • Railway systems affected
• • Air defense systems
• • Residential buildings

Regional Impact

• • Food supply disruptions
• • Embassy evacuations
• • Flight cancellations
• • Energy market volatility

What’s Next: Strategic Analysis

Escalation Scenarios

Nuclear Threshold

Iran may accelerate nuclear weapons development under extreme pressure

Regional Spread

Proxy forces and neighboring countries may be drawn into conflict

Chemical Weapons

Iran already accused of using cluster munitions; WMD escalation possible

De-escalation Factors

Diplomatic Pressure

US, EU, and Russian mediation efforts continue

Economic Costs

Massive financial burden on both nations

Public Opinion

Growing anti-war sentiment and international pressure

Trump’s Two-Week Ultimatum

President Trump has set a two-week deadline for diplomatic resolution, threatening direct US military intervention if the conflict continues. This adds unprecedented pressure on both sides while raising stakes for international involvement.

“While I might support a ceasefire deal between Israel and Iran, Israel’s doing well in terms of war, and I think you would say that Iran is doing less well.” – President Trump, June 20, 2025

Most Likely Next Steps

1

Continued Military Operations

Both sides maintain daily strikes with potential for further escalation

2

International Intervention

UN Security Council emergency measures and potential peacekeeping deployment

3

Regional Destabilization

Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq may be drawn into broader conflict

International Response and Diplomatic Efforts

United States

• • Trump’s two-week ultimatum
• • New Iran sanctions by Treasury
• • Intelligence community assessment
• • Potential military intervention threats

European Union

• • Geneva diplomatic talks with Iran
• • Embassy staff evacuations
• • Nuclear negotiations resumption calls
• • Condemnation of civilian strikes

Russia & Others

• • Putin offers diplomatic mediation
• • Food supply assistance to Afghanistan
• • UN Security Council emergency sessions
• • Nuclear watchdog warnings

Critical Juncture for Middle East Stability

The Iran-Israel conflict of June 2025 represents a watershed moment in Middle Eastern geopolitics. With over 660 combined casualties, extensive infrastructure damage, and nuclear facilities under attack, the world stands at the precipice of a broader regional war. The next 48-72 hours will be crucial in determining whether diplomatic efforts can prevail or if the conflict spirals into a catastrophic regional conflagration.

Immediate Priorities:

Ceasefire negotiations, civilian protection, nuclear facility security, and preventing regional escalation remain the most urgent international concerns as this crisis unfolds.

Analysis based on verified reports from international news agencies, official statements, and satellite imagery

Last Updated: June 21, 2025 – Situation Developing

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