The un­fold­ing Iran war has ric­o­cheted across the re­gion and be­yond, with near­ly every coun­try in the Mid­dle East sus­tain­ing dam­age from mis­sile hits, drone strikes or shrap­nel, many re­port­ing ca­su­al­ties, and key em­bassies, eco­nom­ic en­gines and pas­sage­ways clos­ing down. Off the coast of Sri Lan­ka, a U.S. sub­ma­rine sank an Iran­ian war­ship as the war in­ten­si­fied and its foot­print grew.

For­eign gov­ern­ments have for days urged their cit­i­zens to leave Mid­dle East coun­tries on any avail­able com­mer­cial flight as Gulf air­spaces large­ly close, cruise ships can’t pass through the Strait of Hor­muz, and ma­jor air­lines can­cel flights. The U.S. State De­part­ment says it has evac­u­at­ed non­emer­gency per­son­nel and fam­i­lies in six na­tions. It has ad­vised cit­i­zens from more than a dozen coun­tries to leave. Gov­ern­ments from Rus­sia to Ger­many and In­dia al­so scram­bled to run repa­tri­a­tion flights.

Here’s a coun­try-by-coun­try break­down of the im­pact of the war so far.