Tehran: Anadolu documented the treatment of wounded civilians in Tehran's Hazrat Rasoul Akram and Imam Khomeini hospitals following a series of Israeli strikes. The Iranian Health Ministry reported that not only were civilians affected, but hospitals and ambulances were also directly targeted. Since June 13, three hospitals and six ambulances have been hit, according to Health Minister Mohammad Reza Zafarghandi.

According to Anadolu Agency, hospital staff and victims shared their experiences amidst the ongoing humanitarian crisis. Abdurrahman Rostamian, Director of Imam Khomeini Hospital, stated that Israel is targeting civilians and medical centers. He urged the international community and media to prevent further attacks on hospitals. Rostamian reported that 10 patients are currently under treatment, with fatalities already occurring due to severe injuries. He assured that 800 beds are ready to accommodate more injured individuals.

The Iranian Health Ministry disclosed that 430 individuals have been killed, and more than 3,500 wounded, since the onset of the Israeli assault. At Hazrat Rasoul Akram Hospital, Chief Physician Hasan Emiri noted that approximately 70 patients have received treatment since the attacks began. Emiri also mentioned that two staff members faced attacks at their homes, resulting in one death and another injury.

Among the wounded is Mustafa Ahmadi, a food courier caught in the crossfire while delivering an order. He sustained injuries to his torso and head. Masoumeh Kalbehani, another victim, recounted being injured during an explosion in the Shahran district, losing consciousness and waking up in the hospital. Ahmed Karimi reported injuries near fuel depots targeted on June 14, also in the Shahran area.