World War Video – Page 4

Heavy smoke rises over Tehran following multiple reported strikes during today’s bombardment. Large plumes visible across several districts of the Iranian capital.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps published video showing the downing of a U.S. MQ-9 “Reaper” reconnaissance-strike UAV over Iranian territory. The footage captures the drone being hit in mid-air and falling to the ground.

Newly released footage shows U.S. airstrikes striking ground targets in Iran. The video captures precision strikes on military facilities, missile launchers, and strategic locations with large explosions and smoke rising into the sky.

Israeli Air Force conducted strikes on an Iranian military position with equipment and vehicles. Secondary explosions observed after impact. Additional footage shows strikes on retreating Iranian personnel in the same area.

Reports claim that around 20 U.S. and Israeli fighter jets are en route to strike Iran, allegedly involving Tomahawk missiles. In response, Tehran is said to have launched ballistic missiles at a U.S. Navy logistics facility in Bahrain. At sea, an Israeli military submarine was reportedly seen departing Haifa at high speed, possibly preparing for further action. Other countries are reacting to the escalation — Qatar has reportedly closed its airspace. Israeli Channel 9 claims Iran targeted the U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln. Additional reports mention explosions in Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) and Amman (Jordan). According to Ynet, the Israel Defense Forces are mobilizing 70,000 reservists amid the rapidly escalating confrontation.

Unverified reports circulating online claim intense ground clashes between Pakistani forces and Afghan fighters along the Durand Line. Some accounts allege that several Pakistani military posts were overrun and that fighting resulted in significant casualties. Other claims reference air operations and civilian harm, though no independent confirmation has been provided by credible international sources at this time. Official statements from both sides remain limited, and battlefield claims from social media cannot be independently verified.

Pakistan carried out airstrikes on eastern Afghan provinces, targeting what it described as militant positions. In response, the Taliban launched a large-scale offensive along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border, with clashes reported simultaneously in six Afghan provinces. Taliban forces claim they have captured 10 Pakistani army positions and destroyed another five along the frontier. They also say they conducted retaliatory strikes on Pakistan Army bases and military centers near the Durand Line. Pakistani officials, for their part, report that around 19 Afghan Taliban fighters were killed and nine border posts were destroyed as a result of what they call Afghanistan’s “unprovoked” fire on Pakistani positions. Both sides accuse each other of supporting terrorism, and the situation on the border is clearly moving toward further escalation.

Mass unrest has shaken Mexico amid escalating clashes between federal forces and militants of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). In Jalisco, intense fighting has halted public transport, blocked major highways, and disrupted airport operations. Reports say CJNG leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes was killed in a security operation — a major blow to the cartel. In response, militants set vehicles on fire and reportedly deployed FPV drones during confrontations. The operation is ongoing, with fears of further escalation.

On February 22, 2026, Pakistan launched a series of high-intensity airstrikes inside Afghanistan, targeting what it described as militant infrastructure. According to reports, the strikes hit locations in Paktika, Barmal, Nangarhar, and Khugyani districts. Local Afghan sources say the operation was the largest of its kind in the area and resulted in significant casualties. Pakistani officials stated that the targets included Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Al-Qaeda, and Islamic State militants. The situation remains fluid as further details continue to emerge.

According to War Sanctions, a platform run by Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR), the tanker Aquila II was involved in exporting sanctioned Russian oil from ports in the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea.