This collection explores prediction markets centered on potential Iranian military actions and escalation scenarios in the Middle East. Markets track a range of geopolitical outcomes—from direct military strikes to asymmetric operations—reflecting evolving tensions in one of the world's most volatile regions. Key questions include whether Iran might initiate strikes against regional adversaries like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or Qatar; whether Gulf states would respond militarily; and whether Iran might conduct sabotage operations targeting critical infrastructure such as undersea cables. Price movements in these markets reflect multiple factors: diplomatic developments and official statements; military deployments and posturing; historical precedent from past escalation cycles; sanctions and economic pressure; internal political dynamics in Iran and neighboring countries; and international security assessments. These markets offer a window into collective forecasting about geopolitical risk. Traders worldwide continuously update market odds based on news, expert analysis, and their own assessments of military and political developments. Prices tend to move sharply on announcements of military movements, diplomatic escalations, or statements signaling changed intentions. Conversely, de-escalation efforts, diplomatic breakthroughs, or reassessments of historical patterns can shift market sentiment downward. Understanding these markets requires following regional news coverage, monitoring expert commentary from geopolitical analysts, and recognizing how historical patterns inform future scenario probabilities.