More than 3,000 buildings and 500 commercial centers have been damaged in Iran following military strikes by the United States and Israel.
The Operative Information Center-OMM reports that the data was released in an official statement by the Iranian Red Crescent Society. According to the organization, the strikes also impacted fourteen medical and pharmaceutical centers, with officials noting that the majority of the hits occurred in densely populated urban areas.
Significant infrastructure damage has been reported across the capital, including the historic Tehran Bazaar, Mehrabad International Airport, and the Azadi Stadium. The Iranian Red Crescent Society further confirmed that five of its personnel sustained injuries during the operations. This follows earlier reports from Iranian authorities stating that the death toll from the US-Israel strikes has surpassed 1,200 people.
The military action comes amid a period of heightened regional tensions and a significant shift in American foreign policy under US President Donald Trump, who assumed office in January 2025. These developments have drawn international attention to the security dynamics in the Middle East, as global powers monitor the humanitarian impact and the potential for further escalation in the region.
