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Iran’s government says at least 1,060 people were killed in the war with Israel
IRAN, JUL 07 – Iran reported 1,060 deaths with 4,475 wounded after a 12-day war against Israel, warning the toll may rise amid severe damage to military and nuclear sites.
- Iran's government reported that the death toll in the 12-day conflict with Israel, which ended on June 24, 2025, has reached 1,060 fatalities, with officials indicating the number could increase.
- The war began with an Israeli attack on June 13, 2025, and included heavy bombardment on Iran's air defenses, military sites, and nuclear facilities.
- The conflict wounded 4,475 people, with Iran initially downplaying losses but acknowledging the destruction after the ceasefire took hold.
- Saeed Ohadi, head of Iran's Martyrs Foundation, reported that 1,060 individuals have been laid to rest nationwide so far and cautioned that the death toll could climb to 1,100 due to the severity of some injuries.
- The revised casualty figures and ongoing talks in the region suggest prolonged instability and potential further casualties in the aftermath of the conflict.
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1,060 people killed in Iran in Israeli attacks last June
Saeed Ohadi, Director of the Martyrs and Veterans Foundation, said in an interview with state television on Monday, “As of this evening, we have buried 1,060 martyrs across the country.” According to the previous official toll, at least 935 people were reported killed in the war that began with Israel's attack on June 13 and ended with a ceasefire on June 24. During the 12-day war, Israeli attacks killed several high-ranking officials, including…
The head of the Foundation of the Martyrs and Veterans of Iran warned that the number of Iranian deaths could reach 1.100. Human Rights Activists, however, point to 1,190 deaths.
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