Summary
The World Health Organization reported over 20 attacks on Iranian healthcare facilities since March 1, attributing them to US-Israeli actions. These incidents have affected facilities like Tehran's Pasteur Institute, but they continue functioning. The attacks have not resulted in casualties at the Pasteur Institute, though other incidents in Iran have led to deaths and significant damage.
Key Facts
- WHO stated over 20 attacks on Iranian healthcare facilities occurred since March 1.
- The Pasteur Institute in Tehran was heavily damaged, but services continue.
- Other facilities, such as the Delaram Sina Psychiatric Hospital, also suffered damage.
- WHO confirmed at least nine people died from these attacks.
- President Donald Trump has threatened severe military action against Iran.
- The attacks extended beyond military sites to include health and infrastructure locations.
- Health facilities are protected under international law by the Geneva Conventions.
- Iran reports 307 health and emergency facilities have been damaged in the conflict.
