Iranian doctor reports US strike damages children's cancer hospital

Iranians are inspecting the damage inflicted by a series of United States strikes that have targeted key cities in the country’s south and west over the past several days. The attacks, carried out by U.S. forces, were aimed at facilities linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and its proxy militias, according to Washington’s statements. Local officials have begun to assess the extent of the damage, documenting destroyed infrastructure and the impact on civilian areas.

The strikes hit several major urban centers, including Bushehr, Ahvaz, and Khorramshahr, as well as smaller towns in the Khuzestan province. Reports from Iranian authorities indicate that the attacks damaged military installations, communication hubs, and some civilian buildings, though the full scope of the destruction remains under review. Iranian officials have condemned the attacks as a violation of international law and have called for an immediate halt to further hostilities.

As the damage assessment continues, Tehran has vowed to respond to the U.S. aggression and has warned of potential countermeasures. The escalating confrontation underscores the fragile security situation in the region, with both sides preparing for possible escalation. The international community has urged restraint, while monitoring the situation closely for any further developments.