Why it matters:
The tragic loss of young lives in the U.S.-Israeli 12-day imposed war against Iran highlights the severe impact of violence on children and the safety of children in conflict zones.
The big picture:
Majid Parsa, the Director General of Education in Tehran, reported that four kindergarten children were among the deceased. Additionally, 36 schools were damaged due to missile strikes, with one school suffering significant damage.
What he is saying:
Parsa stated, "26 students, 4 children in kindergarten, and 5 teachers have been martyred in the recent 12-day imposed war." He emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety of schools and the need for adequate shelters for students and their families.
Key points:
- Tehran has 233 schools with shelters, and efforts are underway to enhance these facilities for community use.
- Parsa noted that 120 shelters in schools have been restored to provide safety for students and families.
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