The Iranian Red Crescent Society has reported that at least 105 civilian sites across Iran have been struck during recent attacks attributed to the United States and Israel, raising serious concerns about the safety of civilians and the humanitarian situation in the country.
According to the organization, the strikes affected a number of locations used by civilians, including residential areas, medical centers, and other essential infrastructure. The Red Crescent warned that these attacks have put many lives at risk and made it harder for emergency teams to respond quickly to those in need.
Officials from the humanitarian organization said the attacks are part of a broader wave of military operations carried out in different parts of Iran in recent days. They also indicated that some Red Crescent facilities were damaged, which has complicated ongoing rescue and relief efforts.
Rescue teams have been working continuously to assist injured civilians, evacuate people from affected areas, and provide urgent medical care. However, the organization said that continuing security risks and damage to infrastructure have made it difficult to reach some locations.
Iranian authorities strongly condemned the attacks, accusing the United States and Israel of targeting civilian infrastructure and violating international humanitarian law. They called on the international community to take action and address what they described as a serious escalation.
On the other hand, Israeli officials have previously stated that their military operations are focused on Iranian military facilities and strategic defense sites , particularly those linked to missile programs. They argue that the strikes are intended to reduce threats posed by Iran.
Humanitarian organizations warn that if the situation continues to escalate, the humanitarian impact could worsen, with civilians increasingly caught in the middle of the growing conflict.
