- Six members of the Iranian army's naval forces were killed by US attacks during renewed fighting this week, according to Iran's Tasnim news agency.
- The US strikes on Tuesday were the most extensive for weeks, resulting in at least 19 Iranians killed, including military personnel and civilians.
- The military death toll has risen to at least 13, including three pilots, following the latest reports from Tasnim.
- The conflict, which began with US and Israeli strikes on Iran in late February, has resulted in thousands of deaths, primarily in Iran and Lebanon.
- An Iranian health ministry official reported that from August 30 to September 2, 18 people were killed and 142 wounded, including four attending a wedding.
Iran's military death toll from US strikes has reached at least 13, including three pilots, following a series of attacks on September 1. The Iranian Tasnim news agency reported that six naval personnel were among the casualties, with the strikes marking the most extensive bombardment in weeks.2
The attacks resulted in at least 19 Iranian deaths over two days, with casualties reported across various provinces. In Khuzestan, seven were killed, while four members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) died in Kermanshah. Additionally, three paramilitaries were killed on Lavan Island, and another in Fars province.
The strikes have also raised concerns over civilian casualties, with reports indicating that four people were killed at a wedding in Hormozgan province. An Iranian health ministry official noted that from August 30 to September 2, 18 people had been killed and 142 wounded, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian impact of the conflict.
The conflict, which began in late February with US and Israeli strikes on Iran, has resulted in thousands of deaths, predominantly in Iran and Lebanon. Iranian officials have periodically reported military casualties, but overall tolls remain unconfirmed.4
“The US strikes on Tuesday were the most extensive for weeks, and Iranian media report at least 19 Iranians killed over two days, including four at a wedding party in Hormozgan province. A health ministry official said 18 people died and 142 were wounded from August 30 to September 2, highlighting the civilian toll.”
