TEHRAN / TEL AVIV – The human toll in the ongoing Iran–Israel war continues to rise, with the Iranian Red Crescent reporting 1,332 deaths in Iran since the conflict began.
The war has caused widespread destruction of homes and public infrastructure. According to the Iranian Red Crescent, a total of 3,643 public centers and 3,090 homes have been destroyed. In addition, 24 medical centers and nine Red Crescent offices were reportedly hit during bombing campaigns across several regions.
Deadly attacks were reported in Shiraz, where 20 people were killed in US and Israeli strikes. Among the dead were two emergency services personnel. In Lorestan province, six people were wounded in a separate bombing.
Iranian media also reported that Iranian air defenses successfully shot down two MQ-9 drones, claiming them as part of ongoing efforts to protect the country’s airspace amid the Iran–Israel war.
Meanwhile, Israel has reported hundreds of new injuries over the past 24 hours. The Israeli Health Ministry said 140 people were injured, including 114 with minor injuries, 19 with serious injuries, and one person in critical condition. Since the start of the conflict, a total of 1,619 Israelis have been injured, with 87 still receiving treatment in hospitals.
The escalating Iran–Israel war has had a growing humanitarian impact. Officials on both sides have warned that further attacks could intensify the situation, affecting more civilians and infrastructure.
Humanitarian organizations continue to call for aid and protection for affected populations. The destruction of homes, medical centers, and public offices highlights the urgent need for international attention and assistance.
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As hostilities continue, both Iran and Israel face mounting casualties and significant infrastructural losses. The conflict remains tense, with no immediate end in sight.
