Iranian media, cited by Israeli news outlets, report that a family of three — two parents and a child — were killed in a strike on Qeshm Island. The report follows earlier unconfirmed reports of a family trapped under rubble after what was described as a US strike. The source of the strike and casualty figures remain unverified by independent sources.
Reports from Iranian media, cited by Israeli news outlets ynet and N12, indicate that a family of three — two parents and a child — were killed in a strike on Qeshm Island early Thursday morning. The report, which emerged around 07:54 Jerusalem time, follows a sequence of earlier reports. Initial explosions were reported in Bushehr at 03:12, and by 04:01 Iranian media reported explosions in both Bushehr and Qeshm Island. At 04:18, the semi-official Tasnim news agency claimed that missiles had struck residential areas on Qeshm Island. Additional reports from the source of journalist Chananel Aviv at 04:34 and 04:35 described further strikes on Qeshm Island and Ahvaz province, noting that Iranian sources said targets in a civilian neighborhood were hit. At 05:31, the same channel reported that the strike targeted a facility belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). At 07:22, Iranian media reported that a family had been trapped under rubble following an American strike. The Zioneer earlier reported on the initial explosions on Qeshm Island at 03:55 and on the report of a family trapped under rubble at 07:24. The death report at 07:54 is the most specific casualty figure yet. The details remain unverified by independent sources, and the Iranian government has not officially confirmed the strike or the casualties.
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