More than 3,400 killed in Iran during a month of war: civilians pay the highest price
March 29, 20265370 ViewsRead Time: 2 Minutes
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The Iranian human rights organization Hrana revealed that the ongoing war for five weeks has resulted in the deaths of approximately 3,461 people in Iran, including 1,551 civilians and at least 236 children.
The organization confirmed that the bombing of cities, especially the capital Tehran, has seen the highest rate since the outbreak of the war, with 701 strikes carried out in 24 hours across 278 incidents in 21 Iranian provinces.
The organization confirmed that the bombing of cities, especially the capital Tehran, has seen the highest rate since the outbreak of the war, with 701 strikes carried out in 24 hours across 278 incidents in 21 Iranian provinces.
Tehran as the primary target
The capital Tehran accounted for about 74% of the total strikes, reflecting a clear escalation in targeting urban and residential areas. These intensive attacks resulted in 173 casualties among civilians and military personnel during the latest wave of bombings.
Different estimates of casualties
While Hrana indicated more than 3,460 fatalities, the International Committee of the Red Cross estimated the death toll in Iran at around 1,900 people, with about 20,000 injured due to ongoing airstrikes, showing a significant gap in estimates of human losses.
In contrast, Israeli emergency services recorded 19 civilian deaths as a result of Iranian missile attacks, reflecting a large disparity in the scale of losses between the two sides.
Ongoing internet crisis deepens isolation
At the same time, NetBlocks announced that the widespread internet outage in Iran has continued for more than a month, leading to near-total isolation of citizens from the outside world, making it difficult to follow information and convey events.
