Iran – The Iranian Military released video on March 10, 2026, claiming that its Arash‑2 suicide drones struck an oil and gas refinery and fuel storage facilities in Haifa, Israel, in retaliation for prior US‑Israeli attacks on Iranian oil depots.

The footage shows multiple arrow‑shaped drones launching vertically from platforms or rooftops under overcast skies. Rocket boosters ignite with bright orange flames and trailing white smoke as the drones ascend sharply before streaking diagonally out of view. Distant explosions and fiery impacts are visible on the horizon.

The silent, low-resolution clips cycle rapidly through these launches, emphasizing the ignition plumes and swift trajectories. Ground details and identifiable landmarks are largely absent, highlighting the coordinated aerial assault claimed by Iran.

Israeli officials have not confirmed the reported attack or any resulting damage, and independent verification of the footage remains unavailable amid the escalating regional conflict.

Iranian authorities described the operation as “In response to the attack on Iran’s oil storage facilities, the Iranian Air Force carried out a strike using attack drones against the fuel depots of the Zionist regime in Haifa, occupied Palestine.”

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