In a recent announcement, Iran's state-run Foundation of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs stated that the ongoing conflict with the US and Israel has resulted in 3,468 deaths. This figure was reported during a two-week ceasefire, which followed the outbreak of hostilities in late February, initiated by US-Israeli strikes on Tehran. Ahmad Mousavi, the foundation's chief, indicated that the current toll surpasses an earlier count of 3,375 fatalities provided by Iran's Legal Medicine Organization. Additionally, the US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency reported that the total number of deaths could be as high as 3,636, which includes 1,701 civilians, among them 254 children, and 1,221 military personnel. The conflict has raised significant concerns regarding civilian safety and the humanitarian impact of the ongoing hostilities.