US-Israeli Attacks Kill Over Dozen in Iran
Media, citing a deputy governor of Alborz province, reported that the strikes hit homes and civilian shelters across the region during the morning hours. The official confirmed 18 fatalities, including two children, with all 24 wounded evacuated to medical facilities for treatment.
The bloodshed comes as regional hostilities continue to spiral since Israel and the United States launched their offensive against Iran on February 28 — a campaign that has now killed more than 1,340 people, including then-Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iranian authorities have not issued an updated cumulative toll in recent days.
Tehran has responded to the offensive with successive waves of drone and missile strikes directed at Israel, Jordan, Iraq, and Gulf states hosting US military assets — attacks that have inflicted casualties, crippled infrastructure, and sent destabilizing shockwaves through global energy markets and international aviation corridors.
Tuesday's strike on civilian dwellings in Alborz province intensifies mounting international scrutiny over the conduct of the air campaign and the growing human cost borne by Iran's civilian population — with no diplomatic off-ramp yet in sight.
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