Tehran: Iran's Health Ministry has reported that a total of 224 individuals have been killed since the beginning of the attacks by Israeli forces in the occupied territories. The ministry's report highlights the ongoing violence and its impact on the region's population. According to Kuwait News Agency, the Health Ministry's figures underscore the severity of the situation and the human toll it has taken. The ministry has been monitoring the conflict closely and has been providing updates on casualties as the situation develops. The reported deaths include civilians caught in the crossfire, further complicating the humanitarian situation in the affected areas. The international community has been urged to address the escalating violence, with various organizations calling for a ceasefire to prevent further loss of life. The Health Ministry's announcement comes amid growing concerns over the humanitarian impact of the conflict and the need for immediate intervention to safeguard civilian lives.
