60 martyrs, including 20 children in Israeli aggression on Tehran
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"Israel" has once again marked civilians as its targets, brutally murdering 20 children while they slept in Tehran, Iran.
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Smoke rises after an Israeli attack on Tehran, Iran, Friday, June 13, 2025 (AP)
The Israeli aggression on a residential neighborhood in the Iranian capital of Tehran resulted in the martyrdom of 60 civilians, including 20 children, as per Iran's state-run TV.
Among the martyrs was a young teacher and poet, Parnia Abbasi, alongside her sister Riham and their father.
25 year old Parnia Abbasi, an English teacher and poet, was killed along with her parents in Israel's murderous attack on residential areas in Iran pic.twitter.com/IzhhDayf52
— Alexander Jabbari (@yakabikaj) June 13, 2025
Moreover, a little boy, Amirali Amini, who was a member of Iran's national junior taekwondo team, was also martyred in the aggression on Tehran.
Amirali Amini, a member of Iran's national junior taekwondo team, was martyred in Zionist regime's attacks on Tehran.
— Press TV 🔻 (@PressTV) June 14, 2025
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An equestrian and rising talent in Iran's Alborz provincial team, Mahdi Pouladvand, was martyred alongside his parents and sister as well.
#BREAKING
— Tehran Times (@TehranTimes79) June 14, 2025
Images of Mahdi Pouladvand, an Iranian equestrian who was martyred along with his father, mother, and sister during the Israeli regime's attacks on residential areas of Tehran. pic.twitter.com/nV3Dw3TsrE
"Israel" has been brutally murdering children across the region, from Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and now Iran. However, Iran continues avenging its martyrs and defending its sovereignty by intercepting Israeli drones and attacks, as well as carrying out military operations against the Israeli occupation.
Iran finalizes domestic readiness to resume op. on 'Israel'
In this context, the Secretariat of Iran's Supreme National Security Council asserted that Iran has completed all necessary domestic preparedness measures to sustain its ongoing military campaign against "Israel".
"Domestic preparedness issues have also been reviewed, and the necessary measures have been taken," the state-run IRIB broadcaster quoted the secretariat as saying.
The announcement followed a high-level meeting of Iran's security council on June 13, during which officials reviewed the evolving situation and discussed potential retaliatory actions in response to any future acts of aggression by "Israel".
During the session, the council reportedly approved plans to continue Iran's military operations, signaling Tehran's commitment to respond forcefully to any further attacks on its territory.
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