Airstrike carried out during protests in Iranian capital

A tragic incident occurred in Tehran on Friday as explosions disrupted the annual al-Quds Day march, an event held to show solidarity with Palestinians. State media outlet Press TV reported that at least one woman was killed by shrapnel following an airstrike in the capital. The blast took place in Ferdowsi Square, where thousands had gathered to participate in the demonstrations despite ongoing regional tensions. Reports Aljazeera.com.

The attack occurred on the 14th day of intensified military operations involving US and Israeli forces. According to the Iranian Health Ministry, the total death toll from these strikes since February 28 has reached 1,444, with over 18,000 people injured. Despite the clear danger, high-ranking officials, including President Masoud Pezeshkian, attended the rallies to demonstrate national resolve.

Demonstrators chanted slogans against Israel and the United States while carrying banners in support of Palestinian causes. The atmosphere in Tehran remained tense as citizens expressed both solidarity with Palestine and anger over the unprecedented scale of the current conflict. Authorities continue to monitor the situation as the country marks this significant day amidst a backdrop of war.