The death toll in Iran has risen to around 2,000 people following weeks of escalating strikes linked to Israel and the United States, according to regional reports. Some estimates suggest the figure could be as high as 3,000, reflecting the difficulty of verifying casualties across multiple conflict zones.
The strikes have targeted a range of locations, including military installations, industrial facilities, and infrastructure sites. Reports indicate that both civilians and military personnel are among the dead, with some of the heaviest losses occurring near densely populated areas.
Emergency services and hospitals in several regions are under increasing pressure, while damage to infrastructure has disrupted transport and essential services. Rescue operations are ongoing, and officials warn that the death toll may continue to rise.
The growing number of casualties highlights the intensity of the conflict and raises concerns that further escalation could significantly increase the human toll in the coming weeks.
