Title: Chaos in Tehran: A Bloody Weekend as Iran, Israel Exchange Blows
Over 120 fatalities reported in Iran since last Friday - Over 120 fatalities reported in Iran starting from Friday
Hey there! Here's the lowdown on the recent tensions between Iran and Israel.
Israel hits Iran hard
On Friday night, Israel waged a colossal attack on Iran, striking their nuclear facilities and military installations. This, in turn, took the lives of high-ranking Iranian military officials.
Iran responds with force
In response, Iran unleashed rocket and drone attacks on targets within Israel. The casualties kept stacking up on both ends, leading to a blood-soaked weekend. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Sunday that Iran would "feel the sting" for deliberately targeting innocent civilians, including women and children.
Tehran shakes and crumbles
A massive explosion rocked the heart of Tehran on Sunday afternoon, sending smoke and debris flying near a vital city square. The bombing has caused widespread panic, and the government has advised citizens to seek shelter in nearby mosques, subway stations, and schools.
Where's the hope?
According to government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohadscheri on state television, hospitals are bracing for the influx of casualties. However, as of now, there's a dearth of specific reports or data on the number of injuries and casualties among women and children in Iran's hospitals.
Stay tuned for more updates as we aim to provide you with the latest news on this tumultuous situation. Keep an eye on your locals for the most accurate reports.
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In the ongoing war-and-conflicts between Iran and Israel, more than 120 people have lost their lives since Friday, according to general news reports. The chaos in Tehran is escalating as the conflict has involved military attacks, civilian casualties, and even a bombing in the heart of the city near a vital square. On Sunday, Iranian Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (BMG) expressed concerns over Iran's deliberate targeting of innocent civilians, particularly women and children.
