Reports related to deaths and injuries
Eman Attarzadeh, mówca komitetu organizującego pogrzeb zabitego lidera Republiki Islamskiej Ali Khameneiego, oznajmił, że procesja pogrzebowa odbędzie się 6 lipca w Teheranie, 7 lipca w Qom, a 8 lipca w Najaf i Karbale, z pochówkiem na grobowcu imama Rezy 9 lipca.
Sabaei Zahir Abd al-Hamid Abu Hasna, a Hamas Nukhba Force member who participated in the October 7 invasion of Israel and held hostage Omer Shem Tov, was killed in an IDF airstrike in northern Gaza on Saturday. Additionally, three more Hamas gunmen were killed in a separate airstrike over the weekend.
On Monday, June 1, 2025, the spokesperson of the Judiciary of the Islamic Republic announced that a total of 3,519 people were killed during the 40-day war between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, based on forensic medical statistics. The spokesperson also noted that 3,002 of the casualties were male and 517 were female.
Masoud Pezeshkian, the head of the government, spoke at the "National Day of Guilds" ceremony, stating that Iran entered negotiations with dignity and will not compromise on its rights. He also noted improved relations with regional countries and acknowledged economic challenges facing the nation.
Hossein Shariatmadari, managing director of the Kayhan newspaper, wrote a note calling for the "humiliation" of U.S. President Donald Trump and walking away from negotiations, responding to Trump's recent threats against Iran in an interview with Fox News. Shariatmadari also referred to Trump as a "fool," "vile," and "spineless" individual, comparing his boasts to the waddle of penguins.
An Israeli airstrike targeted a vehicle in Gaza City's Rimal neighborhood, resulting in one death and nine injuries, according to local reports.
Two Hamas operatives were killed in separate Israeli airstrikes in northern Gaza over the weekend, according to the IDF. Ahmad Munir Khalil Zaza, the West Jabalia Battalion engineering chief, and Hussein Safadi, the commander of Hamas's sniper array in Gaza City, were targeted for their roles in building explosive devices and conducting sniper attacks on IDF troops, respectively.
Two Hamas military wing operatives, Hussein Qadra and Muhammad Fara, who were involved in transferring over half a billion shekels to Hamas, were killed in Israeli airstrikes in southern Gaza last week, according to the IDF.
Gholamreza Tawakal Shourijeh, a parliament representative from Sarostan, called for a farewell ceremony for the body of Ali Khamenei in Shiraz, stating it reflects the province's historical and emotional ties. He noted that Khamenei's death has "hurt the hearts of all the people of the province."
Masoud Pezeshkian, President of the Islamic Republic's government, stated that the signed agreement benefits Iran and that Netanyahu is dissatisfied with the negotiations. Pezeshkian also mentioned that six billion dollars in funds held in Qatar will be returned and that Iran has agreed not to pursue an atomic bomb as requested by the United States.
Mohammad Hossein Khoshvaght, the brother-in-law of Mustafa Khamenei, a son of the late leader of the Islamic Republic, stated that security experts advise Mojtaba Khamenei not to publish his image or voice. Khoshvaght also denied rumors about Mojtaba Khamenei's death or serious health issues.
Five Israeli soldiers have been killed in Hezbollah rocket attacks in southern Lebanon over the past 48 hours, with more than 50 rockets fired overnight, according to an IDF official who described the attacks as violations of the ceasefire agreement. Israeli forces are dismantling Hezbollah infrastructure in the Tebnit area, including an underground network extending over a kilometer.
