The Iranian government claims 58 women and children who were killed in Israeli attacks

The Iranian government said that on Monday at least 58 women and children had been killed since Israeli air strikes began on June 13.

Iranian government spokesman, Fatemah Mohajerani, told the media on Monday.

He added that 222 people had been injured since the beginning of hostility.

“Since the beginning of aggression, 58 women and children have died, 222 people have been injured among women and children,” Mohajerani told the Irna news agency.

The official representative of the Iranian Ministry, Hossein Kermanpur, previously announced 57 people killed, 44 women and 13 children.

Israel launched a large -scale operation against Iran on June 13, accused him of implementing a secret military nuclear program.

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The Israeli Air Force carried out several waves of attacks throughout Iran, including in Tehran, killing several senior military officials, as well as several nuclear scientists.

Some nuclear sites, including Natanz and Fordow, were also devastated, according to the report.

Tehran replied by launching the True Promise 3 operation, which reached the military target in Israel.

Iran denied the military dimension of its nuclear program.

The International Atomic Energy Agency has not seen concrete evidence that Iran has an active nuclear weapons program, Director General, Rafael Grossi, said on June 18.

CNN report on June 17 that the assessment of the United States intelligence has reached the same conclusion that Iran is not actively pursuing nuclear weapons, quoting people who are familiar with this problem.

A former British Ambassador to Uzbekistan, Human Rights activist Craig Murray told Ria Novosti that Iran was “very responsible and patient” for the past few years, regardless of Israel’s actions.