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Iranian Officials Confirm Nearly 1,000 Killed by Israeli War

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Iran is demanding that the UN recognize the US-Israeli war on Iran as an 'act of aggression'

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Le Monde

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In Iran, Israeli Bombings Killed 935 People, According to the Official Irna News Agency

Donald Trump warned on Friday that he would "undoubtedly" order to bomb Iran again in the event of a resumption of uranium enrichment to a degree likely to allow military use.

4 days ago·Paris, France

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Anadolu Ajansı

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Iran says 935 people killed in Israeli attacks during 12-day conflict

Fatalities include 132 women, 38 children, Judiciary Authority says - Anadolu Ajansı

4 days ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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thecradle.co

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Iranian officials confirm nearly 1,000 killed by Israeli war

Iran is demanding that the UN recognize the US-Israeli war on Iran as an 'act of aggression'

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non14.net

Among Them Are Women and Children: Iran Reveals the Number of Its Martyrs as a Result of the Israeli Aggression Against Its Territory.

The Iranian judicial authority ' s spokesman, Younger Jehangir, announced the promotion of 935 martyrs, including 38 children and 102 women, including a number of pregnant women, in a final outcome identified in the Israeli aggression against the country.

4 days ago·Baghdad, Iraq

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The Peninsula Qatar

Iran announces deaths of 935 people in Israeli airstrikes

Tehran: Iranian authorities announced that the number of people killed so far in Israeli airstrikes on large areas of Iran has reached 935, including...

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Haiti24

In Iran, the Israeli Bombings Killed 935 People, According to the Official News Agency Irnad News From Haiti: Politics, Security, Economy, Culture.

Near a building hit during the Israeli strikes in Tehran on 26 June 2025. AFP The "12-day war" carried out by the Israeli army killed 935 people, including 38 children and 132 women, in Iran, announced on Monday, 30 June, the official IRNA news agency, citing the spokesman of the judiciary, Asghar Jahangir. Human Rights Activists, based on figures provided by official agencies, as well as a network of volunteers and non-governmental sources, rep…

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