A Documentary Archive
Echoes From Iran
The US-Israeli War on Iran — Full Report
February 28 – March 29, 2026
Compiled by A Woman from Diaspora March 29, 2026 Cited from 25+ verified sources
75+ Confirmed Incidents
10 Categories
14+ Cities Struck
30 Days Covered
About This Archive. This is a comprehensive record of the attack targets of the illegal war waged by the United States and Israel against Iran, covering the first 30 days of the conflict — from February 28 to March 29, 2026. It catalogues documented strikes on schools and universities, hospitals and medical facilities, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and cultural monuments, oil and gas infrastructure, steel and heavy industry, nuclear facilities, military and defense sites, and civilian residential areas. It also includes a detailed section on Iranian officials and civilians killed, with verified casualty figures from independent human rights organizations, the UN, and international news agencies. All entries are cited with sources where available. This report was compiled from English, Farsi, and international news sources, including Reuters, AP, Al Jazeera, Human Rights Watch, HRANA, UNESCO, UNICEF, and Wikipedia.
If you have additional verified reports or evidence not covered in this record, please contact the author.
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Visual Data Summary
Documented attacks by category
Count of distinct confirmed incidents per category
Distribution of attacks by city
Geographic breakdown of confirmed strikes
Timeline of attacks — cumulative
Each step upward = a day with at least one confirmed strike. X-axis = days since Feb 28.
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Key Incidents
- Feb 28 Schools Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School, Minab: Struck in the first hours of the war by a missile. A 'double-tap' strike killed approximately 170–175 people, mostly schoolgirls and their teachers. Human Rights Watch verified the attack using 14 videos, photographs, and commercial satellite imagery and called for it to be investigated as a war crime. [Human Rights Watch, Mar 7]
- Mar 1 Hospitals Gandhi Hospital, Tehran: Suffered extensive damage the day after the war began. The World Health Organization described the incident as 'extremely worrying' regarding the safety of healthcare workers and patients. [Al Jazeera, Mar 5]
- Mar 2–5 Heritage Golestan Palace (UNESCO), Tehran: Airstrikes on the nearby Pasteur district and Arag Square caused debris and shockwave damage to the 19th-century Qajar-era palace facade and mirrored ceilings. UNESCO confirmed the damage and issued a formal statement that attacking UNESCO-listed property violates international law. [PBS / AP]
- Mar 7–8 Energy Tehran & Karaj Fuel Depots: Multiple storage complexes were struck: the Aghdasieh oil warehouse (NE Tehran), the Shahran oil depot (North Tehran), and a refinery in southern Tehran. The attacks produced a massive toxic smoke cloud over the capital for days. [Wikipedia – South Pars attack]
- Mar 26 Industry Foolad Atieh (Asia Steel): Struck one day before the coordinated industrial wave. One worker was killed and two others were injured. [Compiled from regional reports]
- Mar 12 Nuclear Targeted killing of nuclear scientists: Israeli officials claimed that 'top Iranian nuclear scientists' were killed in targeted strikes, intended to halt the underground movement of nuclear and ballistic programs. [Compiled from news agencies]
- Feb 28 Military Leadership House Compound, Tehran: The opening attack targeted the Leadership House, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other senior officials including Ali Shamkhani and General Abdolrahim Mousavi. [Wikipedia]
- Mar 1 Civilian Residential buildings across Tehran: Urban strikes caused widespread damage to civilian neighborhoods. The Iranian Red Crescent reported that within the first week, 5,535 residential units had been hit. [Al Jazeera, Mar 5]
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