Iranian Health: 627 Martyred, 4,935 Injured in Twelve Days of Zionist Aggression
Tehran - Saba:
The Iranian Ministry of Health announced on Thursday the latest statistics on martyrs and injuries resulting from the Zionist aggression.
According to Tasnim News Agency, the Ministry of Health, Treatment, and Medical Education issued a statement based on the latest field reports.
The ministry reported that, over the course of twelve days of aggression, 627 individuals have been martyred and 4,935 others injured, according to data collected from hospitals affiliated with the Iranian Health Ministry.
In terms of infrastructure damage, the attacks have resulted in damage to 7 hospitals, 4 medical treatment units, and 11 ambulances.
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