Iranian media report that the overnight US strikes in Iran left seven dead, revising the earlier toll of eight. The shifting count comes after a night of strikes across multiple provinces. The specific targets and locations have not been disclosed.
Iranian media are now reporting that seven people were killed in the overnight US strikes on Iran, a figure that updates the earlier count of eight reported hours ago. The specific locations and targets remain unclear, and the discrepancy between the two figures has not been explained.
As The Zioneer reported at 08:46 Jerusalem, initial reporting from Iran cited eight dead and 20 wounded from the same round of strikes. Earlier in the night, at 01:12 Jerusalem, reports indicated at least two dead in Iranshahr, with a power outage at the airport. The shifting casualty figures are characteristic of the ongoing US campaign, which has seen varying tolls as reports from different provinces and sources emerge.
The US military has not commented on the latest number, and it remains unclear whether the figure of seven is cumulative or refers to a specific location.
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