Israeli strike on notorious Evin prison in Tehran killed at least 71 people, Iran’s judiciary says
Summary
At least 71 people died in an attack on Tehran's Evin prison in Iran, with casualties including staff, soldiers, prisoners, and visitors. The attack happened just before a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and targeted multiple prison buildings. Human rights groups criticized the attack, and Iran highlighted their concerns to international bodies.Key Facts
- The attack on Evin prison killed at least 71 people, according to Iran's judiciary.
- Those killed included staff, soldiers, prisoners, and visiting family members.
- The attack occurred one day before a ceasefire between Israel and Iran.
- Israel stated it was targeting "regime targets and government repression bodies."
- Human rights groups condemned the prison attack for violating the distinction between civilian and military sites.
- Over 1,000 people, including 417 civilians, died during 12 days of strikes before the ceasefire.
- Iran retaliated by firing more than 550 ballistic missiles at Israel.
- Iran's foreign minister called for the UN to recognize Israel and the U.S. as aggressors.
- Iran was criticized for not adequately protecting or caring for Evin prison detainees post-attack.
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