787 killed as US-Israeli attacks hit 153 cities across Iran
At least 787 people have been killed in ongoing US-Israeli attacks across Iran, according to Iranian Red Crescent Society
TEHRAN (MNTV) — At least 787 people have been killed in ongoing U.S.-Israeli attacks across Iran, according to the Iranian Red Crescent Society, which says the scale of destruction now spans much of the country.
In its latest update, the Red Crescent reported that 153 cities have been affected by the strikes.
A total of 504 locations have been hit so far, with the number of recorded attacks reaching 1,039.
The humanitarian organization did not immediately provide a breakdown of civilian and military casualties but described the situation as widespread, with emergency teams responding in multiple provinces simultaneously.
The figures mark a sharp escalation in hostilities, as coordinated strikes by the United States and Israel continue to target sites across Iran.
The attacks have expanded geographically in recent days, raising fears of a prolonged and destabilizing regional conflict.
Rescue and relief teams have been deployed to affected areas, the Red Crescent said, as hospitals and emergency responders struggle to cope with the growing number of casualties.
The reported toll of 787 deaths is expected to rise as search operations continue in areas where infrastructure has been heavily damaged.
Iranian authorities have condemned the attacks as acts of aggression.
The widening scope of the strikes — now impacting more than 150 cities — signals one of the most extensive military assaults on Iranian territory in recent years.