Places in this day's records
5 places · 3 events not on the map
Iran · Bint Jbeil · Habshan · Kiryat Ata · Nabatieh
3 April 2026
9 events recorded (0 confirmed), and 1 statement counted apart.
3 April 2026 in brief
Iran's health ministry put the number of children killed in Iran since the war began at 216 and women killed at 251, figures relayed by the UN. [1][2] Debris from an intercepted attack killed a worker and injured four at Abu Dhabi's Habshan gas facilities and injured at least 12 people in Ajban, Abu Dhabi's media office said. [1] Drones set fires at Kuwait's Mina al-Ahmadi refinery with no employees hurt, KUNA reported, and Kuwaiti authorities said a power and desalination plant was also struck and blamed Iran, which denied attacking desalination plants. [1] US officials said Iran shot down a US F-15E over Iran and one of its two crew members was rescued, and an Iranian cluster missile damaged buildings in Kiryat Ata near Haifa, where a 79-year-old man was lightly hurt. [1][2] An unnamed source told Fars that Iran had rejected a US proposal for a 48-hour ceasefire, with no US comment on the report. [1]
New count
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civilians killed, Iran
Ministry of Health of Iran · by its own count
as of 3 Apr · 4 other counts this day
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Iran's army spokesman Ebrahim Zolfaghari warned that if the US struck Iranian power plants, Iran would target regional power plants and energy and telecoms companies with US shareholders; the IRGC said US bases and Israeli military sites were its targets.
Islamic Republic of Iran Army
3 Apr · to a mixed audience
Reported by Al Jazeera
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Refinery · Kuwait
A fixed site in this day's records.
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Islamic Republic of Iran Army: Iran's army spokesman Ebrahim Zolfaghari warned that if the US struck Iranian power plants, Iran would target regional power plants and energy and telecoms companies with US shareholders; the IRGC said US bases and Israeli military sites were its targets.