ACLED: Iran and allied groups launched at least 172 attacks on non-military infrastructure between Feb. 28 and July 30, with energy infrastructure accounting for nearly half of all such strikes — Anadolu.
Conflict monitor ACLED documented at least 172 attacks by Iran and allied groups on non-military infrastructure between February 28 and July 30, with energy infrastructure accounting for nearly half of all such attacks, according to Anadolu Agency.
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