With all the media noise, it can be hard to understand what’s really going on, so I thought a simple visualization would make things much clearer and faster to understand.
Hopefully it is in the spirit of what makes /r/dataisbeautiful so great.
Edit: sorry about the awful AI image, I added it quickly at the end without paying attention.
shumpitostick on
So that’s about 400 missiles launched in total, if I’m not mistaken. Out of Iran’s estimated stockpile of 2500. Interesting.
shumpitostick on
I would remove the AI image, it doesn’t make any sense (both rockets are Israeli?) and it doesn’t add any value here.
Leandrys on
Must be sad to believe into Iran’s doom tweets and then see this. Pure Baghdad Bob moment.
No army, no air force, just a few launchers and aging missiles/rockets, just corruption, terrorism and violence upon their own people. Cool story islamic republic, as usual.
shadowrun456 on
Why are the missiles bearing the Israeli flag? Are you claiming that Israel bombed themselves?
r/dataismisleading
thesixfingerman on
Are they already running out?
pseudopad on
Get rid of the awful machine generated missiles. It ruins the entire thing.
mcholbe2 on
If the media is accurately reporting all strikes then the combination of Israeli and U.S. defense systems are 90% effective. 42 hit targets of 420 fired
LifeOfHi on
You put # of impacts above # of launches in your legend when it would more sense, both in relation to the graph and in terms of the order of events, to have it the other way around. And I wonder if bars would’ve been cleaner than a line graph.
Tao_of_Entropy on
It looks like the shot exchange rate is getting worse for Israel… they better blow up the rest of the TELs soon if they don’t want to run out of interceptors.
![Iran's Missile Strikes on Israel Based on Media Reports [OC]](https://www.byteseu.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/ci0ba5tji68f1-1536x881.png "Iran’s Missile Strikes on Israel Based on Media Reports [OC]")
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With all the media noise, it can be hard to understand what’s really going on, so I thought a simple visualization would make things much clearer and faster to understand.
Hopefully it is in the spirit of what makes /r/dataisbeautiful so great.
Edit: sorry about the awful AI image, I added it quickly at the end without paying attention.
So that’s about 400 missiles launched in total, if I’m not mistaken. Out of Iran’s estimated stockpile of 2500. Interesting.
I would remove the AI image, it doesn’t make any sense (both rockets are Israeli?) and it doesn’t add any value here.
Must be sad to believe into Iran’s doom tweets and then see this. Pure Baghdad Bob moment.
No army, no air force, just a few launchers and aging missiles/rockets, just corruption, terrorism and violence upon their own people. Cool story islamic republic, as usual.
Why are the missiles bearing the Israeli flag? Are you claiming that Israel bombed themselves?
r/dataismisleading
Are they already running out?
Get rid of the awful machine generated missiles. It ruins the entire thing.
If the media is accurately reporting all strikes then the combination of Israeli and U.S. defense systems are 90% effective. 42 hit targets of 420 fired
You put # of impacts above # of launches in your legend when it would more sense, both in relation to the graph and in terms of the order of events, to have it the other way around. And I wonder if bars would’ve been cleaner than a line graph.
It looks like the shot exchange rate is getting worse for Israel… they better blow up the rest of the TELs soon if they don’t want to run out of interceptors.