Islamic Republic of Iran: Humanitarian Update No. 07 | As of 31 July 2026
A humanitarian report from July 2026 details the impact of escalating hostilities in Iran, including thousands of civilian casualties and significant damage to critical infrastructure. The report highlights urgent needs for medical supplies and power restoration for health facilities.
Why it matters
The destruction of essential infrastructure in conflict zones creates long-term humanitarian crises that affect civilian access to water, power, and healthcare.
Download Report (PDF | 187.46 KB) This Humanitarian Update is produced by OCHA Regional Office for the Middle East and North Africa (ROMENA) on behalf of and in collaboration with UN agencies and humanitarian organisations. It covers the period from 1 to 31 July 2026.
3.4K+ Civilians killed (figure is for the period 28 February-9June, as reported by WHO Middle East Conflict Situation Report #9, 11 June 2026)
33K+ Civilians injured (figure is for the period 28 February-9June, as reported by WHO Middle East Conflict Situation Report #9, 11 June 2026)
149K+ Civilian units damaged (figure is for the period since 28 February as reported by the Iranian Red Crescent Society on 7 June 2026)
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