Iran: US bombings cause at least 11 dead – official 'media'
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Iran: US bombings cause at least 11 dead – official 'media'

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 05:46

At least 11 people died during the latest series of American bombings against Iran, according to information from the official Iranian news agency Irna.

The attacks took place between Tuesday night and today, covering a period of several days of military operations.

The official Iranian news agency Irna is the source cited for the casualty toll, being a media outlet linked to the Iranian government.

No additional context is provided in the article about the reasons for these bombings or about the Iranian response to them.

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