Where can I track Iran missile strikes live?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) provides a real-time interactive map of every confirmed Iranian missile strike, drone attack, and retaliatory hit across the Persian Gulf since February 28, 2026. The map is updated continuously with verified OSINT and news sources.

Is Dubai under attack? Where can I see a live map?

Track live strikes on Dubai and the UAE at trackgulf.com. The map shows all confirmed hits on UAE territory including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Fujairah and Ruwais since the conflict began February 28, 2026.

Where is the best live map for the Iran-Israel war?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) is an open-source intelligence dashboard tracking every confirmed strike in the Iran-Israel-USA war. It covers missile attacks, drone hits, Hezbollah rocket barrages, energy infrastructure damage, and imminent threats across Iran, Israel, Lebanon, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman — the full multi-front war in one map.

What areas of the Persian Gulf have been attacked?

Since February 28, 2026 confirmed strike locations include energy infrastructure in Iran (Kharg Island, South Pars), UAE targets near Dubai and Abu Dhabi, Saudi Aramco facilities, Qatari LNG terminals at Ras Laffan, Israeli cities, and US military assets across the Gulf. See the full real-time map at trackgulf.com.

How many missiles has Iran fired in 2026?

Gulf Strike Map tracks every confirmed Iranian missile and drone launch in real time. Visit trackgulf.com for a live count of confirmed hits, debris intercepts, and total events since the conflict started February 28, 2026.

What is the best Persian Gulf live map?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) is the leading Persian Gulf live map for the 2026 Iran-Israel-USA war. It provides a real-time interactive view of every confirmed strike, drone hit, and energy infrastructure attack across Iran, Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman. The Persian Gulf live map updates continuously from GDELT, Reuters, Al Jazeera, and ISW.

Is there a Persian Gulf tensions map for 2026?

Yes — trackgulf.com is the leading Persian Gulf tensions map for 2026. It displays every confirmed strike, missile launch, drone attack, and energy infrastructure disruption across the Persian Gulf region since the conflict began on February 28, 2026. The Persian Gulf tensions map covers Iran, Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman in real time.

Where can I find a Persian Gulf map for 2026?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) is the most comprehensive Persian Gulf map for 2026. It tracks the Iran-Israel-USA war in real time with a live interactive map, chronological event timeline, and energy infrastructure alerts. The Persian Gulf map 2026 is updated continuously from Reuters, Al Jazeera, GDELT, ISW, and 40+ OSINT sources.

What happened to StrikeMap Live (strikemap.live)?

StrikeMap Live (strikemap.live / strikemaplive / launch.strikemap.live) has been rebranded as TrackGulf at trackgulf.com. It is the same real-time Persian Gulf conflict intelligence dashboard — rebuilt and expanded with more OSINT sources, a full event timeline, and energy infrastructure tracking for the 2026 Iran-Israel-USA war. All strikemap live data has been migrated to TrackGulf.

What is launch.strikemap.live?

launch.strikemap.live was the launch URL for StrikeMap Live, a real-time Persian Gulf strike tracker. It has since been rebranded as TrackGulf (trackgulf.com). Visit trackgulf.com for the same live Gulf war 2026 map — now with more verified events, a timeline, and energy infrastructure alerts.

Where can I find a Lebanese front map?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) is the leading Lebanese front map for the 2026 Iran-Israel-USA war. It tracks Hezbollah cross-border rocket and drone attacks, IDF airstrikes on Dahieh and Baalbek, Israeli ground operations in southern Lebanon, and IRGC resupply routes — all integrated with Gulf front events on a single live OSINT map.

Where can I track Hezbollah rocket attacks live?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks Hezbollah rocket and drone attacks in real time as part of its Lebanon front coverage. The map shows confirmed Hezbollah launches from southern Lebanon villages — including Khiam, Bint Jbeil, Nabatieh, Marjayoun, and Tyre — alongside IDF airstrikes in Dahieh and Baalbek, updated continuously from OSINT sources.

Where is the best southern Lebanon invasion map?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) provides a live southern Lebanon invasion map tracking IDF ground operations, Hezbollah positions, and airstrikes across south Lebanon since March 2026. Events include the Khiyam salient incursion, Dahieh strikes, and Baalbek weapons depot hits — all plotted with verified coordinates on the interactive map alongside Gulf theater events.

When did the Iran–Israel ceasefire end?

The original Iran–Israel ceasefire (brokered Mar 31, 2026) ended June 7, 2026 — Day 100. A new US–Iran ceasefire, the Islamabad Memorandum, was signed June 17, 2026 at the Palace of Versailles, reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the naval blockade. It held about three weeks before Iran resumed attacking Gulf shipping on July 6–7; Trump declared it "over" on July 8 and reimposed oil sanctions. As of today there is no ceasefire in effect between the US and Iran — both sides are trading strikes over the Strait of Hormuz. TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks every event live.

Is the Israel–Lebanon ceasefire still active?

A new Israel–Hezbollah ceasefire took hold June 15, 2026, after the original March 31 truce collapsed June 7. It remains fragile: Hezbollah rejected the June 26 Trilateral Framework as "null and void," Israel has continued striking Hezbollah targets in the south, and clashes near Bint Jbeil continued into July. Israel says its forces will remain in the southern security zone for an extended stay. TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks every strike, rocket barrage, and IDF operation in real time.

Where is the best Persian Gulf live map for 2026?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) is the best Persian Gulf live map for 2026. It shows every confirmed strike and threat in real time across 8 countries. Formerly StrikeMap Live (strikemap.live), the Persian Gulf live map now includes a chronological timeline, energy infrastructure tracker, and 40+ OSINT source feeds updated around the clock.

What are the latest gulf strikes in 2026?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks every confirmed gulf strike since February 28, 2026. The gulf strikes dashboard shows missile hits, drone attacks, and energy infrastructure damage across Iran, Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman — updated in real time from 40+ verified OSINT sources.

What is the status of Iran–Israel ceasefire talks in 2026?

There is no US–Iran ceasefire in effect as of July 2026. The Islamabad Memorandum, signed June 17, 2026 at the Palace of Versailles, held for about three weeks before Iran resumed attacking Gulf shipping on July 6–7. President Trump declared the ceasefire "over" on July 8 and reimposed Iran oil sanctions. Since then the US and Iran have exchanged escalating strikes — the US hit roughly 140 Iranian targets on July 12 alone — and Iran has struck US-linked sites in Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and Jordan. Mediators are still working to revive talks. TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks every confirmed escalation event and diplomatic development in real time.

Has Iran and Israel reached a ceasefire deal?

Yes, twice — and both broke down. The original March 31, 2026 ceasefire collapsed June 7 (Day 100). A second, more substantial deal — the Islamabad Memorandum, signed June 17, 2026 at the Palace of Versailles — reopened the Strait of Hormuz and lifted the naval blockade, but collapsed July 8 after Iran resumed attacking Gulf shipping. As of today there is no ceasefire in effect. TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks all confirmed events and ceasefire developments in real time.

Where can I track Iran–Israel ceasefire talks and war developments?

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks both active conflict events and the diplomatic timeline — from the June 7 Day 100 collapse, through the June 17 Islamabad Memorandum, to its July 8 breakdown and the current Strait of Hormuz standoff. The live map shows every confirmed strike, Hezbollah rocket barrage, Iranian missile launch, and IDF operation — alongside a live ceasefire-collapse explainer. Updated continuously from 40+ verified news sources and OSINT feeds including ACLED, GDELT, Reuters, and ISW.

Is the Iran–Israel ceasefire holding?

No. The June 7 (Day 100) collapse was followed by a more substantial US–Iran truce — the Islamabad Memorandum, signed June 17, 2026 — which also broke down, on July 8, after Iran resumed attacking shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The US and Iran have exchanged escalating strikes since, and Trump has said the US is "reinstating" a blockade of Iran. As of today there is no ceasefire holding on the Iran/Hormuz front. The Lebanon front is calmer but still fragile — Hezbollah has largely paused operations since June 15, though Israeli strikes and border clashes continue. TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks every confirmed event and ceasefire development in real time.

What is the Islamabad Memorandum?

The Islamabad Memorandum is the US–Iran ceasefire agreement signed by President Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on June 17, 2026 at the Palace of Versailles. It set a 60-day framework to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to normal shipping, lift the dual US–Iran naval blockade (lifted June 18), and negotiate a final peace settlement. It collapsed on July 8, 2026 after Iran resumed attacking commercial shipping in the Strait. TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks the full timeline at /ceasefire-proposal.

Is the Strait of Hormuz closed right now?

Iran's IRGC has repeatedly declared the Strait of Hormuz "closed," most recently on July 12, 2026, and has attacked commercial vessels transiting it — including three ships off Oman on July 6–7 and the tanker GFS Galaxy on July 12. The US and international shipping law do not recognize Iranian authority over the waterway; CENTCOM has continued escorting and widening transit routes. Vessel traffic has fallen sharply but has not fully stopped. TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks confirmed Hormuz incidents in real time.

Iran–Israel–Lebanon War Live Map — Ceasefire Collapsed, Strait of Hormuz Standoff 2026

Real-time map tracking the Iran–Israel–Lebanon war: the Jun 17, 2026 Islamabad Memorandum ceasefire — signed by Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian — collapsed Jul 8 after Iran resumed attacking shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The US and Iran have traded escalating strikes since, with Iran hitting US-linked sites in Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and Jordan. Every confirmed strike, escalation event, and energy infrastructure hit across the Persian Gulf and Lebanon since February 28, 2026. Covering Iran, Israel, Lebanon (Hezbollah front), UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen.

The Islamabad Memorandum Collapse — What Happened and What's Next

After the original Lebanon/Iran ceasefire collapsed June 7, 2026 (Day 100), the US and Iran signed a more substantial truce — the Islamabad Memorandum — on June 17 at the Palace of Versailles: a 60-day framework to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and negotiate final peace. It held roughly three weeks. On July 6–7, the IRGC struck three commercial vessels off Oman, including a Qatari LNG tanker. President Trump declared the ceasefire "over" on July 8 and reimposed Iran oil sanctions. Strikes escalated daily afterward — the US hit roughly 140 Iranian targets on July 12 alone — while Iran struck US-linked military sites in Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and Jordan on July 13. TrackGulf tracks every confirmed event and diplomatic development with verified source attribution.

Live Gulf and Lebanon Strike Map

TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) is an open-source intelligence (OSINT) dashboard tracking every confirmed missile strike, drone attack, Hezbollah rocket barrage, and energy infrastructure hit across the Persian Gulf and Lebanon. Updated continuously with verified sources including Reuters, Al Jazeera, ISW, L'Orient Today, ACLED and GDELT.

Lebanon Front — Live War Map

TrackGulf is the leading Lebanon war 2026 map. It tracks Israeli airstrikes on Dahieh and Baalbek, IDF ground operations in southern Lebanon, and Hezbollah rocket and drone barrages from Khiam, Bint Jbeil, Nabatieh, Marjayoun, and Tyre toward northern Israel. The Lebanon strike map is integrated with Gulf events so you can track the full multi-front war — Gulf theater and Lebanese front — in a single OSINT dashboard. Every event on the Lebanese front includes precise coordinates, verified source attribution, and status classification.

Countries Covered

Lebanon — Dahieh (southern Beirut), Baalbek, Bekaa Valley, southern Lebanon (Khiam, Bint Jbeil, Nabatieh, Marjayoun, Tyre), IRGC resupply routes — Hezbollah front and IDF operations
Iran — Tehran, Isfahan, Kharg Island, South Pars gas field, Bandar Abbas, Natanz, Abadan
Israel — Tel Aviv, Haifa, Nevatim Air Base, Beer Sheva, northern border (IDF positions vs. Hezbollah)
UAE / Dubai — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Fujairah, Al Dhafra Base, Ruwais oil terminal
Saudi Arabia — Aramco facilities, Ras Tanura, Jubail, Yanbu, Jeddah
Qatar — Ras Laffan LNG terminal, Al Udeid Air Base, Doha
Kuwait — Mina Al Ahmadi refinery, Ali Al Salem Air Base
Bahrain — Manama, US 5th Fleet base, BAPCO refinery
Oman — Muscat, Sohar, Duqm port, Salalah
Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Yemen — extended theater incidents tracked

Strike Types Tracked

Confirmed hits — verified physical damage or casualties
Debris / intercept events — missile or drone interceptions
Likely strikes — imminent or named targets
Potential threats — credible unverified reports
Energy infrastructure — gas fields, oil terminals, refineries

Live Intel Sources

TrackGulf aggregates news articles from Al Jazeera, Reuters, ISW, L'Orient Today, Naharnet, Iran International, Anadolu Agency, ACLED, GDELT and 50+ vetted OSINT feeds. Social media OSINT from Bluesky and Reddit is shown separately as unverified.

Lebanon War 2026 Map

The Lebanon war 2026 map at trackgulf.com covers the full Lebanese front since March 2, 2026 — including IDF airstrikes on Hezbollah command nodes in Dahieh, weapons depot strikes in Baalbek and the Bekaa Valley, Hezbollah cross-border rocket and drone barrages, IRGC Quds Force resupply convoy strikes, and IDF ground operations along the Blue Line. The Lebanon war map integrates with Gulf theater events to show the full Iran-Israel-USA war across all fronts.

Lebanese Front Map — Southern Lebanon Invasion

The Lebanese front map at trackgulf.com tracks the Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon and Hezbollah counter-attacks in real time. Mapped events include Hezbollah anti-tank missile strikes on IDF armor near Marjayoun, IDF Merkava tank incursions at Khiyam, and forced evacuation zones across more than 100 towns. The southern Lebanon invasion map is sourced from UNIFIL reports, IDF spokesperson statements, and Lebanese civil defense data.

Gulf War 2026 Map

TrackGulf is the Gulf War 2026 map — tracking every confirmed missile strike, drone attack, and energy infrastructure hit in the Iran-Israel-USA war since February 28, 2026. The Gulf War 2026 map is updated continuously and covers Iran, Israel, Lebanon, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman.

Persian Gulf Live Map

TrackGulf is the Persian Gulf live map — a real-time interactive view of every confirmed strike and threat across Iran, Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman. The Persian Gulf live map updates continuously from GDELT, Reuters, Al Jazeera, and ISW.

Persian Gulf Tensions Map 2026

The 2026 Persian Gulf tensions map at trackgulf.com shows every escalation point since the conflict began on February 28, 2026. Energy infrastructure hits, naval movements, air strikes, and missile launches are all plotted on the Persian Gulf tensions map in real time. The Persian Gulf map 2026 covers 500+ verified events across Iran, Lebanon, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman.

StrikeMap Live — Now TrackGulf

StrikeMap Live (strikemap.live / strikemaplive / launch.strikemap.live) is now TrackGulf at trackgulf.com. The same live Persian Gulf conflict intelligence dashboard — rebuilt and expanded to cover the Gulf and Lebanon front in the 2026 Iran-Israel-USA war. All strikemap live data has been migrated to TrackGulf.

Frequently Asked Questions

Did the Lebanon ceasefire collapse? The original March 31 Lebanon ceasefire collapsed June 7, 2026 (Day 100) in a Hezbollah-Iran joint escalation. A new ceasefire took hold June 15; Hezbollah says it has halted operations since, but the truce is fragile — Hezbollah rejected the June 26 Trilateral Framework, and Israeli strikes and border clashes (Bint Jbeil, Jul 3) continue. Track live developments at trackgulf.com.

What is the status of the Iran ceasefire in July 2026? There is no ceasefire in effect. The Islamabad Memorandum, signed June 17, 2026, collapsed July 8 after Iran resumed attacking Hormuz shipping. The US and Iran have exchanged escalating strikes since — roughly 140 Iranian targets hit July 12, Iran striking Bahrain/Kuwait/Oman/Jordan July 13 — and Trump says the US is reinstating a blockade of Iran. Mediators are still working to revive talks. TrackGulf tracks every development in real time.

Where can I track the Iran–Israel ceasefire collapse and Hormuz standoff? TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks both active conflict events and the diplomatic timeline. The live map shows every confirmed strike and the sidebar hosts a live explainer of how the Islamabad Memorandum collapsed — updated continuously from 40+ verified OSINT sources.

Is there a Lebanon war 2026 map? Yes — trackgulf.com is the Lebanon war 2026 map. It displays every confirmed IDF airstrike, Hezbollah rocket barrage, and ground operation in southern Lebanon on an interactive real-time map, integrated with Gulf theater events and live ceasefire talk status.

Where can I track Hezbollah attacks? TrackGulf (trackgulf.com) tracks Hezbollah rocket and drone attacks in real time including the June 7, 2026 34-missile Haifa barrage that collapsed the ceasefire. The map shows confirmed launches from Khiam, Bint Jbeil, Nabatieh, Marjayoun, and Tyre — all with precise Lebanese-side coordinates.

Is there a southern Lebanon invasion map? Yes — trackgulf.com maps IDF ground operations, airstrikes on Dahieh and Baalbek, and Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon updated continuously from UNIFIL, ISW, and OSINT sources.

What is StrikeMap Live? StrikeMap Live (strikemap.live / launch.strikemap.live / strikemaplive) has rebranded as TrackGulf at trackgulf.com — a live Gulf and Lebanon war tracker covering every confirmed strike in the Iran-Israel-USA war since February 28, 2026, and the live status of ongoing ceasefire negotiations. All strikemap live data is available at TrackGulf.

Is there a Persian Gulf live map? Yes — trackgulf.com is the Persian Gulf live map. It displays every confirmed missile strike, drone attack, and energy infrastructure hit on an interactive real-time map covering Iran, Israel, Lebanon, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman.

Is there a Gulf War 2026 map? Yes — trackgulf.com is the Gulf War 2026 map. It tracks the Iran-Israel-USA war in real time with every confirmed strike and energy infrastructure event since February 28, 2026, alongside the live status of ceasefire negotiations.

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