Since the start of the US and Israeli attack on Iran on February 28, more than 1200 people have died in the country, according to data published by the Iranian Ministry of Health, LETA reports citing AFP.
Among the victims in Iran are about 200 women and 200 children under the age of 12, according to data published on Monday by the ministry. More than 10,000 civilians have been injured.
The Iranian state Martyrs and Veterans Foundation reported on Thursday that the death toll from the US and Israeli strikes has reached 1230 people. The Iranian Red Crescent reported 787 deaths on March 3.
The US-based organization "Human Rights Activists News Agency" (HRANA) stated on Monday that at least 1708 people have died, including 1205 civilians and 187 military personnel.
According to information published by the Israeli army and rescue services, 13 people have died in Israel since the beginning of the war.
Rescue services reported that 11 people have died in Israel and several dozen have been injured since Iran began launching missiles at the country in response to the joint US and Israeli strikes.
Nine of the deceased, including four minors, died as a result of a strike on the city of Beit Shemesh.
The Israeli armed forces also reported the deaths of two soldiers in southern Lebanon.
In Lebanon, 486 people have died and 1313 have been injured, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. The Lebanese army reported that three of its soldiers have died.
The Lebanese Shiite group "Hezbollah" has not reported any casualties among its ranks.
Authorities in the Persian Gulf countries and the US Central Command (CENTCOM) reported that 23 people have died in countries neighboring Iran since the start of the attacks, most of whom are military personnel or security service employees. Among the dead are seven American military personnel.
The Kuwaiti army and the Ministry of Health reported six fatalities — two Kuwaiti soldiers, two border guards, and two civilians, one of whom was an 11-year-old girl.
The Ministry of Defense of the United Arab Emirates and the media office of Dubai reported six fatalities. Among them are four civilians and two military personnel who died as a result of a helicopter crash, which the army attributes to technical failure.
The Saudi Civil Defense Agency reported two civilian deaths. The Ministry of Interior of Bahrain also reported two fatalities.
The Oman Maritime Security Center reported the death of one sailor, while the Ministry of Interior of Qatar reported 16 injuries.
CENTCOM confirmed that six American military personnel have died in Kuwait, and one in Saudi Arabia.
Iran-backed militants in Iraq claimed that 16 of their fighters have died as a result of airstrikes, which they blame on Israel and the US.
In the autonomous Kurdistan region of Iraq, authorities reported that one airport security guard died as a result of a drone attack on Erbil airport, and at least two Iraqi Kurdish fighters have died as a result of Iranian strikes.
A spokesperson for the Jordanian army reported that 14 people have been injured in various parts of the country due to debris from Iranian missiles and drones.
No fatalities have been reported in Jordan.
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