Places in this day's records
6 places · 1 event not on the map
Khansar · Lebanon · Saudi Arabia · Shuwaikh port · Strait of Hormuz · Yazd
27 March 2026
7 events recorded (2 confirmed), and 3 statements counted apart.
27 March 2026 in brief
The UN said more than 1.2 million people had been displaced in Lebanon, and Israeli emergency responders said a man was killed in Tel Aviv when a missile salvo struck a commercial street. [1][2] The IFRC, citing the Iranian Red Crescent, put the toll in Iran at more than 1,900 killed and at least 20,000 injured. [1][2] The IDF said it struck a uranium plant near Yazd and the Arak heavy water reactor, Iranian media said two major steel plants were bombed, and Al Jazeera reported 18 killed in Qom; an Iranian attack on a Saudi air base wounded at least 12 US personnel, AP and Reuters reported. [1][2] The IRGC said it turned back three ships and declared the strait closed to vessels linked to its enemies, and G7 foreign ministers called for safe and toll-free navigation. [1] Secretary of State Rubio said he expected the operation to end in weeks, not months, while Israeli defence minister Katz said Israel would widen its targets.
New count
at least
1,900
killed, Iran
Iranian Red Crescent Society · by its own count
as of 27 Mar · 1 other count this day
Said
IRGC aerospace commander Majid Moosavi said the equation would no longer be an eye for an eye and urged workers at US- and Israeli-linked companies in the region to leave their workplaces; Araghchi said Iran would exact a heavy price for strikes on steel plants and nuclear sites.
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
27 Mar · to a foreign audience
Reported by Al Jazeera
Market
$121.47
Brent crude, per barrel
+71% on the average of the 30 days before the war ($70.95).
27 Mar · US Energy Information Administration
Confirmed
Reported
Reported
Reported
Reported
Reported
Confirmed
Said: 3 statements, not counted as events
Said
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: IRGC aerospace commander Majid Moosavi said the equation would no longer be an eye for an eye and urged workers at US- and Israeli-linked companies in the region to leave their workplaces; Araghchi said Iran would exact a heavy price for strikes on steel plants and nuclear sites.
Said
Government of Israel: Israeli defence minister Israel Katz said Israel would intensify its campaign against Iran and widen its targets, and that there would be no let-up.
Said
Government of the United States: Secretary of State Marco Rubio said after G7 talks in France that he expected the operation to end in weeks, not months, and called Iran's planned Hormuz tolls illegal, unacceptable and dangerous to the world.