Tehran : Iran’s Health Minister, Dr. Mohammad Reza Zafarghandi, stated that 95 percent of those killed died after being buried under rubble, while only 5 percent of hospitalised casualties succumbed to their injuries.
The total number of injured individuals has now reached 5,332, all of whom have been treated at Ministry of Health-affiliated centres across the country.
“The past 24 hours have witnessed the most violent attacks and assaults since the beginning of this war by Israel, resulting in 1,342 injuries and 107 deaths as of this morning,” Zafarghandi said.
Meanwhile, the Israeli Broadcasting Authority announced today that 28 Israelis have been killed over the past 12 days as a result of Iranian missile attacks.
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The ongoing confrontation began when Israel launched airstrikes on Iranian territory in the early hours of June 13, sparking a 12-day exchange of fire between the two nations.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced last night a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. If both sides adhere to it, it will end approximately 12 days of military conflict and mutual shelling.
