As the US-Israel-Iran war completes one month on Saturday, the death and destruction caused by the military escalations have stretched far beyond the fighting nations.
In Iran, as many as 1,937 people have been killed, while 24,800 were injured, marking the highest casualties reported in the region.
The neighbouring country of Lebanon, which is witnessing the worst-ever Israeli air and ground assault, has suffered 1,116 deaths and 3,229 injuries in the ongoing hostilities.
The death toll in Israel, as per conservative estimates, has crossed 119, with 5,492 injured during the period.
Besides this, Iraqi militias, which entered the war on behalf of Iran, have reportedly suffered 94 casualties with dozens more injured, while four people have been killed in Syria.
Four people have died in Palestine, according to health ministry figures. Jordan has reported 28 deaths, while Kuwait recorded six deaths, with dozens injured in both countries. Bahrain, which became the first target of the Iranian retaliatory response, recorded three deaths with dozens injured, while Qatar reported 16 injuries.
The United Arab Emirates recorded 11 casualties with more than 170 injured, while Oman, which was negotiating the nuclear talks between Iran and the United States, reported three deaths and 15 injuries.
Saudi Arabia reported two deaths and 20 injuries. Additionally, the US military has reported 13 personnel killed and over 200 injured.
According to the latest estimates, as many as 3.2 million Iranians have been displaced since the war began, while over 4,800 Israelis have been evacuated.
The escalations have also forced over one million Lebanese nationals to flee the country to neighbouring Syria.
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