A live radar map tracks missile strikes and drone attacks across the Middle East since February 28th, showing real-time conflict between Iran-led forces and coalition nations. The tracker displays strike locations, interception rates, and military assets with color-coded threat levels from High to Medium. Users can monitor specific events like Iranian ballistic missiles hitting Saudi airbases near US troops or drone strikes destroying oil storage tanks in the UAE's Fujairah zone.

Force balance data shows coalition forces launched 6,000+ strikes with a 97% interception rate, while Iran-led bloc launched 2,900+ with only 4% intercepted. The tracker breaks down country-specific impacts: the US faces offensive surges with B-2 bomber deployments, Israel defends against daily barrages targeting Tel Aviv, and Iran endures a 'decapitation' campaign hitting leadership bunkers. Regional nations like Lebanon, Kuwait, and Bahrain report direct strikes on civilian infrastructure and military bases.

Live feed updates show continuous rocket alerts across central Israel, including massive salvos targeting Tel Aviv, Samaria, and the Lowlands region. Drone swarms threaten confrontation line communities while early warning radar facilities in Qatar face destruction. The tracker serves as a comprehensive conflict monitoring tool, aggregating verified strike reports from multiple sources to provide real-time situational awareness of this escalating regional war.