Starting February 28, 2026, a series of armed exchanges and reported military activity events affected multiple locations across the Middle East region, including areas in Iran and neighboring states. According to open-source monitoring platforms and geolocation verification networks, several urban and peri-urban zones experienced kinetic events capable of generating localised blast waves, ground vibration, and secondary structural impacts. The affected region hosts a high density of archaeological sites, historic urban fabrics, religious monuments, and UNESCO-listed properties, many of which are located in or near major metropolitan areas and key historical corridors. Preliminary spatial analysis indicates that a number of recorded heritage sites fall within proximity of reported military activity events, suggesting potential exposure. At this stage, several heritage sites have already been reported as damaged. Satellite-based analyses and spatial cross-referencing with heritage inventories are ongoing in order to evaluate potential impacts on cultural heritage assets. The underlying event dataset used in this assessment is updated on a daily basis, and exposure indicators may evolve as new verified locations are added.