Documented incidents
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Missile Strike at Shajareh Tayyebeh School Minab
The 28 February 2026 attack on Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School in Minab, Iran, killed more than 100 children and up to 170 civilians during school hours. According to findings documented the school was a clearly civilian site with no verified military presence.

Third Strike Destroys Chabahar Maritime Traffic Control Tower
The maritime traffic control tower at Chabahar's Shahid Kalantari Port was completely destroyed in a third strike within about a week. Officials confirmed no casualties, and that port berths, cargo equipment, and operational infrastructure were undamaged. The tower is described as civilian-use, serving fishermen search-and-rescue and maritime traffic safety.

Second Airstrike on Iranshahr Airport
Iranshahr Airport in Sistan and Baluchestan was struck a second time, with local residents reporting three heavy explosions and a visible smoke column over the city. This follows an earlier strike on the same airport on 18 Tir (July 9) that killed a meteorology station staff member.

Strike on Bandar Abbas Railway Junction
The railway junction west of Bandar Abbas — where lines to the passenger/freight network, Shahid Rajaee port, and the main Bandar Abbas railway branch off — was struck overnight, injuring two people.

Missile Strike on Girveh Bridge, Bandar Khamir
The Girveh bridge, on the Bandar Abbas–Bandar Khamir–Lar corridor, was struck alongside the nearby Kahurestan bridge in a coordinated attack on road infrastructure in Bandar Khamir county, Hormozgan. Provincial statements report casualties, but the figures differ between an initial count of 2 killed/4 injured and later aggregated reporting of up to 7 killed across the bridge strikes.

Missile Strike on Kahurestan Bridge, Bandar Khamir
A missile strike destroyed the Kahurestan bridge over the Shur River on the Bandar Abbas–Bandar Khamir–Lar highway, severing the main road link between Hormozgan and Fars provinces. Mehr News reported the strike killed innocent civilians.

Strike on Souza Fish Powder Factory, Qeshm
A projectile struck part of the Souza fish powder factory on Qeshm Island, Hormozgan province, causing limited damage overnight. Provincial officials confirmed no injuries, as the facility was unoccupied at the time.

Missile Strikes Near Shahid Baghaei Cancer Hospital, Ahvaz
Several missiles struck areas adjacent to Ahvaz's Shahid Baghaei 2 Hospital — a specialized center for cancer patients, including children with hematological and oncological conditions — prompting evacuation of more than 200 patients to other Ahvaz medical centers.

Strike on Airport Facilities, Semnan
A pre-dawn strike struck a side hangar at Semnan's Shohada Airport, shattering windows in the main terminal building. Provincial officials confirmed no casualties among staff or passengers.

Strike on Mineral Water Bottling Plant, Musian, Dehloran
On the morning of 15 July 2026, a mineral water production facility near a village in the Musian district of Dehloran County, Ilam Province, was struck by three projectiles fired by US forces. Local officials reported equipment damage but no casualties.

Strike on Sayed Jozar Environmental Outpost, Hajiabad
A strike on the Sayed Jozar environmental protection outpost in the Tarom Protected Area, Hajiabad county, Hormozgan province, killed three family members — two sons and a daughter-in-law — of ranger Javad Hassanzadeh on the night of 13–14 July 2026.

Strike on Radio Communications Building, Bandar Abbas
On the night of 13–14 July 2026, US forces struck the building of the Radio Communications and Regulations Organization in Bandar Abbas, Hormozgan Province.

Wheat Silo Strike in Hoveyzeh, Khuzestan
A wheat storage silo in Hoveyzeh, Khuzestan, and a second site in Dasht-e Azadegan were struck overnight on 13–14 July 2026, per Khuzestan's deputy governor for security affairs. No casualties were reported. CENTCOM has publicly denied targeting the facility.

Strike on Hendijan Drainage Pumping Station, Mahshahr Road, Khuzestan
On the morning of 13 July 2026, US forces struck the RMD drainage pumping station on the Mahshahr–Hendijan road in Khuzestan Province.

Airstrike on Iranshahr Airport Facilities
A pre-dawn strike hit the flight operations building and meteorology station at Iranshahr Airport, killing on-duty meteorology engineer Khaled Ghaderi. Provincial officials confirmed the strike occurred amid four loud explosions heard across the city.

Cruise Missile Strike on Aq Tekeh Khan Railway Bridge, Aq Qala
In the early hours of 9 July 2026, US cruise missiles struck the Aq Tekeh Khan Bridge on the Gorgan–Incheh Borun railway line in Aq Qala county, Golestan Province.

Airstrike on Karun Petrochemical Company, Mahshahr
On the morning of June 8, 2026, Israeli forces struck the Karun Petrochemical Company in Mahshahr's Special Economic Zone with at least two projectiles, causing structural damage to the industrial complex. Iranian officials confirmed no casualties at the time of initial reporting, but ordered the emergency evacuation of all day-shift workers and opened damage assessment procedures.

Airstrike Adjunct to the Pasteur Institute, Tehran
On 2 April 2026, US and Israeli warplanes bombed the Pasteur Institute of Iran, the country's oldest medical research facility and a WHO collaborating centre, rendering it entirely non-operational. The attack destroyed 23,000 square metres of laboratories and research units.

Airstrike on Civilian Railway Infrastructure, Karaj-Qazvin
The railway line between Alborz and Qazvin was hit by an airstrike.

Vayin-Shahriar airstrike
An airstrike on the Vayin town, a residential area in Shahriar city, killed 11 civilians and injured 20 others. Six of those killed were children.

Airstrike on a Garden, Vayqan, Shabestar
On the afternoon of April 7, 2026, an airstrike on a garden occurred on Vayqan Road, Shabestar, East Azerbaijan Province. The attack targeted civilian residential housing, with sources reporting no civilian casualties.