Khaberni - The official Iranian news agency (IRNA) reported on Wednesday, that 1045 people, including civilians and military personnel, have been killed since the start of the American-Israeli attack on Iran on Saturday.
Since Saturday, Israel and the United States have been conducting airstrikes on Iran, which led to the death of the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Since then, Tehran has been retaliating by striking Israel and countries in the region with missiles and drones.
The Israeli military announced that it targeted an underground military center in the Tehran area that was being used in the nuclear program.
On the other hand, Tehran stated that it has not yet used its most advanced weapons in this confrontation.
On Wednesday, the US embassies in Saudi Arabia and Oman allowed their non-essential personnel to leave these countries, which were affected by Iranian strikes.
The US Embassy in Cyprus stated that Washington "authorized non-essential American government employees" and their families to leave the island for security reasons, after a British military base in Cyprus was attacked by Iran on Sunday night into Monday.
About 9,000 Americans have managed to leave the Middle East since the start of the war, according to Washington.
The first flight organized by the French authorities to repatriate French citizens stuck in the Middle East arrived in Paris early Wednesday morning. It is expected that Germany and Britain will also evacuate their nationals in special flights.
The streets of the Iranian capital were almost empty on Tuesday.
6 American military personnel have been killed since the start of the war, as announced by the Pentagon, while ten people in Israel were killed by Iranian strikes according to the ambulance services.
