Iran: Iran's Qeshm Island bears scars of US-Israeli strikes.

RESTRICTION: BROADCAST AND DIGITAL: NO USE BBC PERSIAN, NO USE VOA PERSIAN, NO USE MANOTO, NO USE IRAN INTERNATIONAL, NO USE RADIO FARDA, NO RESALE, DO NOT OBSTRUCT COURTESY OR LOGO — EDITORIAL USE ONLY SHOTLIST: QESHM ISLAND, IRAN (SEPT. 11, 2026) (ANADOLU — RESTRICTED) 1. VARIOUS OF DAMAGED DOHA FISHING PIER ON QESHM ISLAND 2. FISHER MUHAMMED NOURI MAZHARI SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Persian) 3. VARIOUS OF DAMAGED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGQESHM ISLAND, IRAN — SEPT. 11, 2026 — RESTRICTION: BROADCAST AND DIGITAL: NO USE BBC PERSIAN, NO USE VOA PERSIAN, NO USE MANOTO, NO USE IRAN INTERNATIONAL, NO USE RADIO FARDA, NO RESALE, DO NOT OBSTRUCT COURTESY OR LOGO — EDITORIAL USE ONLY — Iran’s Qeshm Island bears visible scars from recent US and Israeli strikes, with damaged buildings and infrastructure highlighting the impact of the attacks. Footage shows the extent of destruction, particularly at the Doha fishing pier and a residential building. Three people were killed when the residential building was damaged in a military strike on July 30, according to the country's official IRNA news agency. Meanwhile, the attack on the Doha fishing pier took place on April 1, when two people were injured. Local authorities and media outlets reported multiple explosions in Qeshm Island since the onset of the war. The US and Israel launched large-scale attacks on Iran in February, targeting government buildings, military sites, missile infrastructure and air defenses. Iran responded with missile and drone attacks against Israel and US bases across the region. The conflict has since expanded across the region, while diplomatic efforts have continued to end the hostilities.