Iran War Casualties Tracker — Military & Civilian Deaths 2026

LIVE VERIFIED FATALITIES & PARTICIPANT POSTURE

This matrix tracks fully deduplicated military and civilian casualties across all combatant factions in the Middle East theater, verified strictly through official OSINT channels. Due to the fog of war, numbers are continuously audited. For deep chronological context on how these casualties occurred, consult our Daily War Recap or view the kinetic strikes on the Tactical Map.

Military

Civilians

Entities

Entity	Alliance	Est. Troops	Est. Aircraft	Est. Armor	Casualties (MIL\|CIV)	Posture
Israel (IDF)	WESTERN	169,500	612	2200	1,240 (MIL:812 \| CIV:428)	OFFENSIVE
Iran (IRGC)	AXIS	610,000	341	4071	1,850 (MIL:1520 \| CIV:330)	OFFENSIVE
United States	WESTERN	45,000 (Regional)	Carrier Groups	NO DATA	12 (MIL:12 \| CIV:0)	DETERRENCE

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many people have died in the Iran-Israel war?

As of mid-March 2026, IranWarLive has mathematically deduplicated and verified over 4,500 total fatalities across all regional fronts through official OSINT sources.

How many IDF soldiers have been killed?

IDF military casualty figures are continuously updated on our live tracking matrix, strictly utilizing official press releases from the Israel Defense Forces and the Israeli Ministry of Defense.

How many US military casualties in the Middle East 2026?

United States military casualties, resulting primarily from proxy engagements and Operation Epic Fury support operations, are tracked using verified CENTCOM and Department of Defense briefings.

What is the total death toll in the Iran war?

The total aggregate death toll is continuously calculated by our OSINT engine, combining combatant and civilian fatalities from Israel, Iran, Lebanon, Gaza, Syria, and Yemen.

How does IranWarLive verify civilian casualties?

The engine uses a strict 'Circuit Breaker' algorithm to separate military deaths from civilian fatalities, refusing unverified social media claims and relying solely on high-confidence international wire services like Reuters and AP.