Documented incidents
261
Total incidents
160
War days
Airstrike in a Residential Area, Urmia
Summary: At approximately 2:00 a.m. on March 2, 2026, an Israeli airstrike directly targeted the Qasemiyeh residential area on Baqer al-Olum Street in Urmia, according to initial reports by Tasnim. The strike caused several adjacent buildings to collapse completely and resulted in at least one death. Milad Kouhkalani, a municipal worker in Urmia, was killed in the attack.
Strike on a Residential Building, Ghanizadegan Boulevard, Hamedan
On March 2, 2026, U.S.-Israeli forces carried out an strike on a residential building in the Mokhtassemin neighborhood of Hamadan, Hamadan Province. The three- or four-story building, located on Ghani-Zadian Boulevard in Boostan Alley, was completely destroyed. The attack killed five people and injured 25 others. Windows of neighboring buildings were also shattered.
Airstrike on Azarshahr Post Office
During the Ramadan War, an airstrike struck the Azarshahr Post Office in East Azerbaijan Province, killing postal worker Mahdi Mousapour while he was on duty. He was one of at least six civilians killed in the Azarshahr and Ajabshir districts in the same wave of attacks attributed to US-Israeli forces.
Damage to Golestan Palace UNESCO World Heritage Site
On the night of March 1–2, 2026, US-Israeli strikes on Arg Square in central Tehran caused severe blast-wave and shrapnel damage to Golestan Palace — Tehran's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 400-year-old palace's orsi windows, wooden doors, mirrored ceilings, the Hall of the Marble Throne, and decorative glasswork were destroyed or badly damaged. UNESCO, Iran's Ministry of Cultural Heritage, and international heritage bodies condemned the attack as a violation of the 1954 Hague Convention.
Strike Near Ameneh Nursery, Tehran
On March 1, 2026, an Israeli-U.S. attack damaged Ameneh Nursery in Tehran, a facility operated by Iran’s State Welfare Organization.
Strike Near Gandhi Hospital, Tehran
On March 1, 2026, US-Israeli strikes struck the vicinity of Gandhi Hospital in northern Tehran, causing severe structural damage to the facility's neonatal ward and IVF centre. Nurses were filmed evacuating newborns under fire. Iranian authorities and international bodies described the attack as a violation of international humanitarian law.
Strike Near Khatam al-Anbia Hospital, Tehran
On March 1, 2026, several missiles struck near Khatam al-Anbia Hospital in Tehran, damaging parts of the hospital. The hospital is located near Valiasr and Motahari hospitals, which were also affected by the same series of missile attacks in the area.
Strike Near Shahid Mahalati Elementary School, Tehran
On March 1, 2026, Shahid Mahalati Elementary School on Iran Street in Tehran was damaged during a U.S-Israeli attack on the surrounding residential area. The blast wave shattered windows throughout the school and damaged a number of classroom desks. No deaths or injuries at the school were reported, and the precise extent of the damage was still being assessed at the time of reporting.
Strike Near Shahid Motahari Hospital (March 2026), Tehran
On March 1, 2026, Motahari Hospital in Tehran was affected by the same series of missile attacks that impacted the nearby Khatam al-Anbia and Valiasr hospitals.
Strike Near Valiasr Hospital, Tehran
On March 1, 2026, Valiasr Hospital in Tehran was affected by the same series of missile attacks that also impacted the nearby Khatam al-Anbia and Motahari hospitals. The hospital was temporarily forced to suspend operations following the attacks.
Strike Near Imam Reza School, Abyek
On February 28, 2026, a there was a strike near Imam Reza Elementary School in Abyek, Qazvin Province, while students were in the school courtyard. The resulting blast and shrapnel killed 11-year-old student Mahyar Zangeneh and injured several other students. The available reports indicate that it hit near the school's water reservoir rather than the school building itself.
Strike on Residential Buildings, Jajarudi Street, Resalat
On 9 Esfand 1404 (28 February 2026), the opening day of the Ramadan War, missiles struck residential apartment blocks on Jajarudi Street in the Resalat district of eastern Tehran. Two 20-unit buildings were completely destroyed, killing and trapping dozens of civilians under rubble. Among the confirmed dead were twelve members of a single extended family. Red Crescent rescue teams described the scene as entirely civilian with no military presence.
Missile Strike in Residential Areas and at a Sports Hall, Lamerd
On February 28, 2026, U.S forces struck the city of Lamerd in Fars Province with multiple missiles, hitting or detonating above the Shahid Naimi Sports Hall and the residential neighborhoods of Shahrak Isar and Tal-e Khandagh. Subsequent open-source analysis by Airwars, independently reviewed by the Associated Press, identified the weapons as U.S.-made Precision Strike Missiles (PrSMs), which detonate in the air and disperse tens of thousands of tungsten pellets over a wide area. Three apparent strikes occurred within approximately 31 seconds and across a distance of about 550 meters. The strikes killed at least 21 civilians, including seven children and two women, according to the Airwars investigation and Iranian officials cited by AP. Among those killed were three teenage girls who were playing volleyball at the sports hall and two-year-old Avina Barzegar, who was in the yard of her home in Tal-e Khandagh. More than 100 people were injured; Airwars estimated up to 170 injured.
Strike in a Residential Area, Haftad-o-Dow Square, Narmak, Tehran
On February 28, 2026, at approximately 10:00 a.m., a U.S.-Israeli attack struck the area around Haftad-o-Dow Square in the Narmak neighborhood of Tehran. Mehr News reported that several residential homes in central Tehran, including at Haftad-o-Dow Square, were attacked. Hamshahri reported that the building at the entrance of an alley adjacent to the square was completely destroyed. The attack caused extensive blast damage to surrounding buildings, with windows shattered as far as several streets away. The two sources provide conflicting accounts of the death toll. A local resident told Hamshahri that two people had been killed, reportedly security guards of one of the buildings, while one official at the scene told the newspaper that there had been five fatalities. Neither source provides a confirmed figure for injuries. The main building at the site was completely destroyed, while nearby buildings sustained damage including shattered windows and damage to exterior stonework.
Strike on Residential Buildings Adjacent to Welfare Organization Center, Tehran
On June 24, 2025, residential buildings adjacent to a Welfare Organization center in Tehran were struck, prompting search-and-rescue and emergency response operations.
Strike Near Labbafinejad Hospital, Tehran
On June 23, 2025, an Israeli strike hit a residential building near Labbafinejad Hospital in Tehran's Pasdaran neighborhood, injuring several people and causing damage to the hospital.
Strike Near Shahid Motahari Hospital, Tehran
On June 23, 2025, a residential building near Shahid Motahari Hospital in Tehran was struck, causing damage to parts of the nearby hospital.
Drone Strike on an Ambulance, Najafabad
On the evening of 22 June 2025 (Day 11 of the Twelve-Day War), a drone struck an ambulance on Shariati Street near Shahid Montazeri Hospital in Najafabad, Isfahan Province. The ambulance was actively transferring a patient to hospital when it was hit. All three occupants — the driver, the patient, and the patient's companion — were killed. The force of the strike caused the ambulance to veer off the road and collide with a passing vehicle. The attack was condemned by local officials as an inhumane act targeting civilian medical services.
Attack Near the Red Crescent Society Peace Building, Tehran
On June 17, various areas of Tehran, including the Red Crescent, were attacked, causing damage. These attacks resulted in the martyrdom of a large number of civilians. The Red Crescent building was listed on the confirmed list of targets attacked in Tehran
Strike Near Farabi Hospital, Kermanshah
At approximately 09:00 on 26 Khordad 1404 (16 June 2025), the fourth day of the Twelve-Day War, an Israeli missile struck a workshop district in Kermanshah. The resulting blast wave caused severe damage to the adjacent Farabi Hospital, shattering windows, destroying medical equipment, and injuring hospitalized patients. The Mega ICU ward was specifically cited as sustaining serious damage. Teams were dispatched immediately. The Deputy Governor stated the hospital would return to service within 48 hours.