Tehran, Iran – Rescue teams are working through the rubble of damaged buildings in and around Tehran after deadly strikes blamed on the United States and Israel, with Iranian state media reporting at least 13 fatalities.
Footage shared by the Iranian Red Crescent Society on Telegram shows emergency crews digging through debris at what was described as a strike site in a residential district of the capital. The video, released early Monday local time, captures rescuers searching for survivors amid collapsed structures, though the exact location and timing of the footage could not be independently verified.
In a separate development, officials in Baharestan County—located southwest of Tehran—said two residential buildings were hit in the early hours of Monday. According to Iran’s Fars news agency, at least 13 people were killed in the attack, with fears the death toll could rise as search operations continue.
Emergency responders remain at the scene, attempting to locate individuals believed to be trapped under the rubble. Authorities have not yet released full details on the number of আহত বা missing الأشخاص.
The Israeli military confirmed it had carried out a “wave of strikes” targeting locations in Tehran, but did not provide specific information about the sites hit. The developments mark a further escalation in hostilities, with civilian areas increasingly affected by the ongoing conflict.
Analysts warn that continued strikes on densely populated مناطق could significantly raise the humanitarian toll, while also intensifying regional tensions. As rescue efforts continue, concerns are growing over the potential for further escalation and additional civilian casualties in the days ahead.
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