Iran says hundreds of schools destroyed in US-Israeli attacks

A brutal US-Israeli offensive has hammered Iran since February 28.

Media reports reveal shocking losses in just over a month, from February 28 to April 8. Killers struck down 278 primary and secondary school students plus 67 teachers. Another 196 students and 26 teachers suffered injuries. The world condemns these attacks fiercely. They form part of a joint assault that draws global outrage.

Iranian government spokeswoman Fatima Mohajrani shares grim details with local media. Bombs wrecked 942 schools, flattening 18 completely. This shatters education for countless children. Damage spreads far wider. Assaults ruined 125640 civilian sites. These include 100000 homes, 20500 shops and businesses, and 339 health centers.

Over 3300 civilians lost their lives. Millions now flee as refugees, uprooted from daily lives. Schools turn into war zones, robbing kids of safe learning. Teachers and students bear the heaviest toll, highlighting cruel targeting of innocents. Destroyed homes leave families homeless amid rubble.

Mohajrani calls for urgent international action. Iran pushes back while counting massive losses. The offensive sparks protests worldwide, with calls to end the violence now. This crisis worsens humanitarian woes. Displaced millions scramble for food, shelter, and safety.

Health centers crumble, straining medical aid. Rebuilding schools demands global support to restore hope for young minds. Leaders urge ceasefire talks to stop the bloodshed. Pakistan and others stay watchful, as ripples hit the region. Iran vows resilience, but the human cost mounts daily. Peace remains the only path forward.