US EditionIran's Health Ministry Says 224 People Have Been Killed Since Israel's Attack Began Friday
- Israel launched surprise airstrikes on Iran's nuclear and military sites starting Friday, killing over 224 people including top generals, scientists, and civilians.
- The attacks followed escalating hostilities and preceded planned U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, which were subsequently canceled amid ongoing bombardment.
- Israeli strikes destroyed key above-ground components at Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment site, while Iran claimed oil refineries were also targeted causing large fires visible in Tehran.
- Policy director Ryan Costello emphasized that Iran is unlikely to engage in nuclear deal talks while it is being attacked, calling instead for diplomacy focused on stopping the airstrikes and preventing U.S. involvement in the conflict.
- The strikes have disrupted U.S.-Iran negotiations and escalated tensions, with Iran responding through missile attacks on Israel, increasing concerns about the potential expansion of the conflict in the region.
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Israel’s Unprovoked War on Iran
On Friday, Israel launched a full-scale military operation against Iran, carrying out strikes across the country that killed at least 224 people by Sunday afternoon. Iran’s Health Ministry says over 90% of those killed were civilians. Hospitals describe a “bloodbath,” with a constant flow of wounded since the first strikes. Medical facilities have been struck, and Red Crescent workers are among the dead.Israel says it is targeting nuclear and mi…
The Iranian government reported that the Israeli attacks that began on Friday have caused about 1,800 injuries and killed 35 women and 10 children, although it did not offer a total number of deaths updated, according to the official Irna agency.Iranian Health Minister Mohammad Reza Zafarghandi reported that the Israeli attacks that began on June 13 have caused at least 1,800 injuries, most of them civilians.A spokesman for the Ministry of Healt…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Hyun Yoon-kyung = As the armed conflict that began with Israel's surprise preemptive attack continues for the fifth day, hospitals in the Iranian capital Tehran are flooded with injured people...
"A total of 1,481 people fell martyrs or were injured in 65 hours of Zionist aggressions against the country," said Hosein Kermanpur, head of the Department of Public Relations and Information of the Health Portfolio. Of this number, 224 people were killed, said the Iranian official, who also pointed out that "90 percent of the victims are civilians." READ ALSO: President of Iran: "We didn't want the war and we didn't start it" Kermanpur describ…
Israeli strikes in Iran’s capital Tehran result in civilian deaths and widespread damage
Video reveals the extensive damage Israel has inflicted on Iran’s capital Tehran. More than 200 people, 90% of them civilians, have been killed in Iran since Friday according to Iran’s Health Ministry. CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh reports.
Iranians On The Ground Describe Life Under Fire
Days of Israeli air strikes have targeted key elements and figures in Iran's nuclear development program. Officials says dozens of civilians have also been killed, causing widespread anxiety among ordinary Iranians, as they recounted to RFE/RL's Radio Farda.
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