Key facts
- At least 53 Iranian civilians, including three children, have been killed since June 27.
- More than 590 civilians have been wounded in US attacks.
- At least 18 US soldiers have been killed and hundreds wounded since late February.
- The conflict, referred to as Operation Epic Fury, began on February 28.
Fifty-three Iranian civilians, including three children, have been killed since June 27 due to renewed US attacks, according to Al Jazeera. The Iranian health ministry reported that over 590 others have been wounded in these attacks. The conflict, which began on February 28 and is referred to as Operation Epic Fury, has also resulted in the deaths of at least 18 US soldiers and hundreds wounded, according to US Central Command. Casualty figures in active conflicts are often contested, with ranges provided for different parties. The total death toll across all sides is estimated between 8,971 and 18,305, with Iranian military deaths estimated between 1,800 and 7,650. Civilian deaths across all sides are estimated between 1,781 and 3,759. US equipment losses are estimated at $5.14 billion. The conflict has seen significant civilian casualties across the region, with thousands reported dead, largely from US-Israeli airstrikes. In Iran, the Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) has documented 1,701 civilian deaths. In Lebanon, the health ministry reported 2,496 deaths from Israeli strikes, with a significant portion being women, children, and medics. Journalists, medical workers, and aid groups have described overwhelmed hospitals. Iranian missile and drone fire has also caused civilian deaths in Israel and the UAE. Hostilities had eased following a two-week cease-fire agreement on April 8, but casualty figures continue to be updated.