Iran Reports Over 2,000 Children Wounded in US-Israeli Strikes
According to Jafar Miadfar, the head of Iran’s emergency department, more than 2,000 children have been injured in recent military attacks conducted by the United States and Israel against Iranian targets. Miadfar specified that 2,115 individuals under the age of 18 were wounded, a figure that includes 124 children under five years old and 24 infants under the age of two. Additionally, approximately 5,000 women were reported injured in the assaults. The attacks were primarily concentrated in several key provinces, including Tehran, Khuzestan, Lorestan, Isfahan, Kermanshah, and Ilam. Visual evidence from the aftermath shows significant destruction, such as the rubble at Sharif University of Technology in Tehran following strikes on April 7, 2026. This report highlights the severe humanitarian impact on civilians, particularly vulnerable demographics like children and women, amidst the escalating conflict. The data was released via the Mehr news agency, underscoring the Iranian government's official stance on the casualties resulting from these coordinated international military actions.
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Iran Reports Over 2,000 Children Wounded in US-Israeli Strikes
According to Jafar Miadfar, the head of Iran’s emergency department, more than 2,000 children have been injured in recent military attacks conducted by the United States and Israel against Iranian targets. Miadfar specified that 2,115 individuals under the age of 18 were wounded, a figure that includes 124 children under five years old and 24 infants under the age of two. Additionally, approximately 5,000 women were reported injured in the assaults. The attacks were primarily concentrated in several key provinces, including Tehran, Khuzestan, Lorestan, Isfahan, Kermanshah, and Ilam. Visual evidence from the aftermath shows significant destruction, such as the rubble at Sharif University of Technology in Tehran following strikes on April 7, 2026. This report highlights the severe humanitarian impact on civilians, particularly vulnerable demographics like children and women, amidst the escalating conflict. The data was released via the Mehr news agency, underscoring the Iranian government's official stance on the casualties resulting from these coordinated international military actions.
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