05.03.2026 17:14
The capital of Iran, Tehran, has been heavily bombed by the US-Israel since February 28, and the destruction in the city was captured so clearly for the first time days later. Yesterday, heavy damage occurred in the "Martyr Burujerdi Site," which was targeted by US-Israel attacks and where the families of Iranian soldiers who died in the Iran-Iraq War live, and many people who became homeless after the attack, in which at least 18 people lost their lives, were seen crying.
The airstrikes initiated by the US and Israel against Iran at the end of last month continue. The airstrikes targeting more than 20 cities in Iran are concentrated in the capital, Tehran.
DESTRUCTION IS INCREASING
In addition to missile attacks, US and Israeli warplanes have been relentlessly bombing Tehran day and night since February 28. Due to the continuous attacks by the US and Israel for the past 6 days, the destruction in Iran's capital is increasingly severe.
AT LEAST 18 PEOPLE DIED IN THE ATTACK ON THE SITE
One of the places with the most destruction in Tehran is the "Martyr Burujerdi Site," where the families of Iranian soldiers who died in the Iran-Iraq War live. At least 18 people lost their lives in the attacks on this site. Iranian officials in the region state that all those affected in the attacked site are civilians.
THE ATTACK LEFT GREAT DESTRUCTION
The site, home to dozens of families, was targeted by US-Israeli attacks yesterday. The severe damage caused at the "Martyr Burujerdi Site" was captured on camera. The destruction left by the attacks is clearly visible from the entrance of the site. The heavy damage to dozens of vehicles turned into scrap and numerous homes is striking.
While 4 buildings, each 8 stories high, located within the site have become unusable, Iranians whose homes were damaged are in a rush to evacuate with a few belongings they could take with them. Many Iranians whose homes were damaged or rendered unusable followed the debris removal efforts by municipal teams with tears in their eyes.
THE HEAVY TRACES OF DESTRUCTION STILL REMAIN
Although municipal teams have removed a large part of the debris, the heavy traces of destruction left by the attacks remain, and smoke occasionally rises from the homes that caught fire due to the explosions.