Tehran, Iran – Iranian authorities have officially confirmed that at least 935 people have been killed in Iran as a result of Israeli airstrikes over the course of a 12-day conflict that began on June 13, 2025.
The report, released by Iran’s state-run IRNA news agency, highlights that the casualties include 132 women and 38 children, with hundreds more injured across multiple provinces. The devastating attacks targeted Iranian military installations, nuclear facilities, and key infrastructure, causing widespread destruction.
According to independent monitoring groups like HRANA, the real death toll may be higher—estimated at 1,190 fatalities, including both military personnel and civilians.
Background on the Iran-Israel Conflict
The conflict erupted after Israel launched a series of precision strikes aimed at disrupting Iran’s nuclear weapons program and targeting senior Revolutionary Guard commanders. In retaliation, Iran fired more than 550 ballistic missiles towards Israeli territory, sparking the most intense military exchange in the region in recent years.
While Iran has reported more than 935 deaths, Israel has confirmed around 28 to 29 casualties resulting from Iranian missile attacks.
International Concerns and Ceasefire Talks
The war has drawn strong reactions from the international community, with global powers calling for urgent ceasefire negotiations and humanitarian access to affected areas. Talks are reportedly underway to broker a temporary ceasefire and prevent further escalation.
