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Rescue operations continue in Tehran, Zanjan, Iranian Red Crescent says
Middle East Eye10 hours ago
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The article reports that the Iranian Red Crescent is conducting rescue operations in Tehran and Zanjan after US–Israeli airstrikes, including an attack on Zanjan’s Husseiniya Azam, with injured transferred to hospitals. This confirms direct US/Israeli strikes on populated Iranian areas, demonstrating significant escalation with civilian impact and increased risk of wider retaliatory or regional spillover.
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Rescue operations continue in Tehran, Zanjan, Iranian Red Crescent says
The Iranian Red Crescent Society says its aid workers have launched rescue operations in Tehran and the northwestern city of Zanjan following US-Israeli strikes.
In statements on X, the group said that injured people were transferred to a hospital in Tehran.
تصاویری از امدادرسانی تیم های عملیاتی هلال احمر به هموطنان متأثر از حملات هوایی رژیم صهیونیستی و آمریکا به حسینیه اعظم زنجان
Following this morning’s U.S.–Israeli airstrike on Zanjan’s Husseiniya Azam, Red Crescent relief teams are conducting search and rescue operations at the… pic.twitter.com/eiqUjpSDzN
— جمعیت هلالاحمر ایران (@Iranian_RCS) March 31, 2026
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Countries & Regions
IranUnited StatesIsraelIranian Red Crescent SocietyCivilians (Tehran, Zanjan)
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airstrikesaerial munitions
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military action
nuclear threat
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Key Phrases
"Direct US–Israeli airstrikes on Iranian cities mark a major escalation from proxy/indirect engagements to strikes on sovereign territory.""Civilian infrastructure and a religious site (Husseiniya Azam) were struck, increasing humanitarian consequences and potential for domestic backlash in Iran.""Confirmed casualties and active search-and-rescue operations raise the probability of Iranian retaliatory strikes against US/Israeli assets or regional proxies.""The incident undermines de-escalatory signals and increases risk of wider regional involvement given existing tensions with Hezbollah, Iran, and Gulf states."