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Over 230 children killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran: health ministry

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Over 230 children killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran: health ministry

2026-03-29 11:07 Last Updated At:03-30 12:18

The joint U.S.-Israeli military strikes have killed more than 230 children and injured 1,800 others in Iran, according to the country's Ministry of Health on Saturday.

The Iranian side also said that the country's medical and health infrastructure had been severely damaged by the strikes.

According to statistics, the attacks have damaged 50 first-aid stations, 41 medical centers, and 199 health institutions. In addition, six hospitals have been forced to evacuate, 38 ambulances have been damaged, and 24 medical staff members have been killed.

The conflict erupted on Feb. 28 when the United States and Israel launched airstrikes on Tehran and several other Iranian cities. Since then, the attacks have continued, targeting key Iranian military command centers, missile installations, energy infrastructures and nuclear facilities.

Over 230 children killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran: health ministry

Over 230 children killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran: health ministry

Over 230 children killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran: health ministry

Over 230 children killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran: health ministry

Over 230 children killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran: health ministry

Over 230 children killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran: health ministry

International gold and silver prices ended mixed on Friday.

On the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for August delivery rose 1.34 percent to settle at 4,593.00 U.S. dollars per ounce, while silver futures for July delivery edged down 0.05 percent to close at 75.875 dollars per ounce.

Gold futures rise, silver futures decline on Friday

Gold futures rise, silver futures decline on Friday

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