Red Crescent: Nearly 140,000 homes, commercial units damaged in airstrikes on Iran

Nearly 140,000 residential and commercial units in Iran have been damaged in airstrikes since the conflict began, the Iranian Red Crescent said on April 2.

The humanitarian organisation said that at least 316 health, medical, and emergency medical stations, 763 schools, and 18 Red Crescent centres have also suffered damage from U.S. and Israeli attacks. Sniffer dogs have participated in 693 search-and-rescue missions, locating wounded individuals and bodies beneath rubble in some operations, Caliber.Az reports per CNN.

Separately, missile and drone attacks launched by Iran have caused damage to airports, energy infrastructure, and residential homes across the Gulf, resulting in casualties and widespread disruption.

By Sabina Mammadli