02/28/2026
As we wake up this morning, the geopolitical landscape has shifted significantly. Following the collapse of nuclear negotiations in Geneva, the United States and Israel have transitioned to major combat operations against the Iranian regime. Our focus remains on monitoring the situation for potential impacts on domestic security and regional economic stability.
Chronology of Operations:
Friday, Feb 27 (Evening): Diplomatic negotiations regarding the Iranian nuclear program concluded in Geneva without a formal agreement.
Saturday, Feb 28 (1:00 AM – 2:00 AM EST): Joint U.S. and Israeli military forces initiated "Operation Epic Fury." Strikes were reported at military and government infrastructure sites in Tehran, Isfahan, Karaj, and Tabriz.
3:15 AM EST: The White House officially confirmed the commencement of "major combat operations." The stated objectives include the neutralization of missile production facilities and naval assets.
4:30 AM – 7:30 AM EST: Iran launched a series of retaliatory missile and drone waves.
Targets: Air raid sirens were activated across Israel. Retaliatory strikes also targeted regional areas hosting U.S. personnel, including Al-Udeid (Qatar), Al-Dhafra (UAE), and the 5th Fleet Headquarters (Bahrain).
Current Status (11:00 AM EST):
There are currently no confirmed U.S. service member fatalities.
One civilian death from intercepted debris has been confirmed in Abu Dhabi. Airspace across the Middle East remains largely closed to commercial traffic.
Our office is observing the following for our local and international clients:
Travel Advisories: The State Department has issued "Level 4: Do Not Travel" warnings for the region.
Security Protocols: We are monitoring for any updated domestic guidance for security personnel and public infrastructure.
We will continue to provide updates as verified information becomes available.