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555 People Killed in Iran Since Start of War

March 2, 2026,
11:23 AM
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555 People Killed in Iran Since Start of War
Plumes of smoke rise following reported explosions in Tehran. AFP
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A total of 555 people have been killed across Iran in US and Israeli strikes that began two days ago, the Iranian Red Crescent said Monday.

“Following the attacks carried out in various regions of our country, 131 cities have been affected to date and, regrettably, 555 people have been killed,” the humanitarian group said in a post on Telegram.

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