Iran Red Crescent says over 6,600 civilian units hit in US‑‘Israel’ strikes
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- Iranian Red Crescent reports at least 6,668 civilian units struck in US‑‘Israeli’ attacks.
- Damage includes thousands of homes, commercial buildings, health centers and schools.
The Iranian Red Crescent Society said that attacks by the United States and ‘Israel’ have damaged at least 6,668 civilian units across Iran since the start of the war, according to statistics cited by the Fars news agency. The aid organization’s report detailed widespread destruction of non‑military infrastructure.
According to the figures provided:
- 5,535 residential buildings were damaged.
- 1,041 commercial units were hit.
- 14 medical centers and 65 schools were struck.
- 13 facilities affiliated with the Red Crescent were also damaged.
Several rescue and aid vehicles were reported damaged, and multiple Red Crescent personnel were wounded during emergency operations, the group said.
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The statement emphasized that attacks on civilian infrastructure, including homes, hospitals and schools, violate international humanitarian law, calling on global institutions and rights organizations to intervene and protect civilians.
