A spokesman for Iran’s health ministry, said Israeli attacks since Friday had killed 224 people and wounded 1,277.
"Sixty-five hours after the Zionist regime’s assault, the total number of casualties stands at 1,481, including the wounded and the dead," Hossein Kermanpour said on social media.
"Of these, 1,277 have been hospitalized in university medical centers across the country—over 90 percent of them civilians. So far, 522 people have been discharged, while 224 men, women, and children have been killed."




Israel continued its military campaign against Iran through the weekend and into Monday, launching new strikes across multiple cities, especially the capital Tehran, forcing residents to flee.
Here's a brief summary of major events and developments so far.
Israel escalates strikes, hits multiple cities
Iran strikes back with new missile barrage
Casualties mount on both sides
Israel unveils psychological pressure plan
Khamenei under fire from within and abroad
Talks with US in jeopardy as blame mounts
Washington's role
Nuclear risk remains high, says IAEA
US President Donald Trump told reporters before heading to the G7 summit in Canada that he hoped for a peaceful resolution to the Iran-Israel clash but the two enemies may have to keep fighting.
"Well I hope there's going to be a deal. I think it's time for a deal and we'll see what happens but sometimes they have to fight it out but we're going to see what happens. I think there's a good chance there will be a deal," he said.
Trump declined to say if he requested Israel pause its attacks on Iran but said Washington would continue to aid Israel's defense against Iranian missiles.





