More than 125,000 civilian units across Iran have been damaged in attacks since Feb. 28, the head of the Iranian Red Crescent Society said Friday. Around 100,000 of these are residential properties, with some completely destroyed and others partially damaged, said Pir Hossein Kolivand, head of the humanitarian aid group. At least 23,500 units are commercial properties, affecting businesses and civilian livelihoods, Iranβs state broadcaster IRIB cited Kolivand as saying. Some 339 medical facilities β including hospitals, pharmacies, laboratories, health centers and emergency units β have been damaged, with some rendered inoperable and others resuming partial or full operations. In addition, Kolivand said 32 universities, 857 schools, and 20 Red Crescent centers were also damaged in the attacks. He noted […]
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