Archive · 30 Jun 2025
935 Killed in Iran During Air War with Israel, Says Official
In a recent conflict, Israel and Iran engaged in an air war that resulted in many casualties.
According to reports, about 935 people in Iran lost their lives, including children and women.
The conflict began when Israel attacked Iranian sites.
Iran responded with missile strikes, and the United States also got involved by striking Iranian nuclear facilities.
One of the key events was an attack on a prison in Tehran.
This event has led to accusations of war crimes, with Iran planning to share evidence with international organizations to hold Israel accountable.
935 people were killed in Iran during an air war with Israel, according to a judiciary spokesperson.
The death toll includes 38 children and 132 women.
An Israeli strike on Tehran's Evin Prison resulted in 79 deaths.
The air war began on June 13th, with Israel attacking Iranian nuclear facilities and killing military figures and civilians.
Iran retaliated with missile barrages; the U.S. joined on June 22nd.
- Who
- Israel and Iran; with the US entering later.
- What
- Air war between Israel and Iran resulting in casualties.
- When
- The air war began on June 13th.
- Where
- Iran
- Why
- The reason for the initial conflict isn't explicitly provided, however, Israel attacked Iranian nuclear facilities and killed military figures.
Iran's View
Israel's View (Not Present in Article)
Justification for Attacks
Iran's View
Israel's actions were without reason or justification.
Israel's View (Not Present in Article)
N/A
Definition of War Crimes
Iran's View
Any death or destroyed building is a war crime.
Israel's View (Not Present in Article)
N/A
- Reported Deaths in Iran
- 935
- Children killed
- 38
- Women killed
- 132
- Evin Prison Deaths
- 79
- Start Date
- June 13