Reports related to deaths and injuries
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed to have struck U.S. "hideouts" in Dubai, causing over 500 casualties. However, U.S. Central Command states that no U.S. personnel have been attacked in Dubai.
On Saturday, April 6, 2025, Iranian judicial authorities sealed all branches of Cafe Lemiz in Tehran and confiscated its Instagram page, citing the publication of "suspicious designs" deemed insulting to Ali Khamenei on its products.
The Israeli army confirmed that an airstrike in Jizine, southern Lebanon, killed Ali al-Shu'ayb, a journalist for Al-Manar television network and member of Hezbollah's Radwan Force, along with Fatima Fattouh, a journalist for Al-Mayadeen network.
Mohammad Mokhber, advisor to Ali Khamenei, accused Rafael Grossi, the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, of complicity in the deaths of those killed during the two wars, citing Grossi's reports on Iran's nuclear activities and his silence on attacks against its nuclear facilities.
On Saturday morning, a video received by Iran International shows a citizen in Tehran sarcastically shouting the phrase "Very Mashallah it has" in response to severe attacks on regime positions, referencing a statement made by killed IRGC commander Hossein Salami.
On January 20, 2026, Iranian forces attacked Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, injuring 12 U.S. service members, two of whom are in critical condition. The attack damaged several refueling aircraft and came in response to Israel's strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in Arak and Yazd Province the previous day.
An anti-regime combat unit ambushed and killed several members of the IRGC security forces in vehicles in the city of Nushabad, Isfahan Province.
Following an evacuation warning by the Israel Defense Forces in northwest Arak and the Kheirabad Industrial Town, a projectile targeted an industrial unit in Kheirabad, with no reported casualties. Meanwhile, an attack on the Mobarakeh Steel Factory in Isfahan resulted in one fatality and two injuries, while damage was also reported at the Khuzestan Steel complex and Ahvaz steel industries.
Ferdinandeh Niravi Deriai Sepah was killed in the context of a possible American military campaign targeting Kharak Island, significantly impacting the Islamic Republic's capabilities. Alireza Tangsiri, responsible for building the Tangier Hormuz, and Majeri Seyest, a close associate of Ali-Khamenei, were also mentioned in the report.
Iranians living in Spain are gathering in front of the Islamic Republic's embassy in Madrid and playing the song "Khamenei Par Par," where "par par" refers to being dead.
General Behnam Rezaei, IRGC Navy Deputy Intelligence Chief, and Alireza Tangsiri were killed in a military operation on December 15, 2025.
On March 1, 2026, Akbar Gharbani Zadeh, the head of political-ideological affairs for the Kerman Army Aviation, was killed in a missile attack; at least 12 other individuals were also reported killed in the same Israeli and American airstrikes.
