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World · 14 March 2026

Over 1,200 Civilians Killed in Iran Since War Began

Over 1,200 Civilians Killed in Iran Since War Began

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Iran's civilian toll continues to rise as US and Israeli strikes enter a third week. More than 1,200 civilians have been killed in Iran, according to the Iran Health Ministry, while up to 3.2 million Iranians have been temporarily displaced, per the UNHCR. A separate strike on an Iranian school killed at least 165 civilians, according to Iranian state media.

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