image sourced from original article at The United States and Israel launched a military strike on Iran on 28 February, targeting missile infrastructure, military sites and members of the country’s leadership. The attack marked a significant escalation in tensions and prompted an immediate response from Tehran.
Iran retaliated with a wave of ballistic missile strikes aimed at Israel and several Gulf states. The scale of Iran’s missile stockpile has raised concerns about how long neighbouring countries can sustain their defensive operations.
As interceptor missiles are used to shoot down incoming projectiles, questions have emerged about whether Gulf states possess enough defensive capacity to withstand prolonged attacks. The situation highlights the strategic balance between offensive missile capabilities and the availability of defensive systems across the region.
