Iran Releases Death Toll Of Israel’s Evin Prison Attack As Officials Remain Suspicious Of Ceasefire

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) – Duzines staff, two prisoners and the audience were the wounded of Israel Tahran’s attack on Evin prison last weekA bad facility in which many political prisoners and oppositions are made.

The death fees of the strike were released by Iran’s judiciary on Sunday, and despite the doubts of the Tutam, it was approved by human rights groups as a one -week sign of the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

Judicial spokesman Asghar Jahagir, the office’s official Mizan News Agency website, staff, soldiers, prisoners and members of the families visiting at least 71 people were killed on Monday, including members of the visited families reported.

Although the authorities did not provide the casting of the wounded figures, the Washington -based human rights activists in Iran said that at least 35 of them are convicted. Among the other people who were killed was a person walking around the prison and a woman who went to meet a judge about the case of her imprisoned husband.

The June 23 attack hit several prison buildings of the capture of the ceasefire between Israel and Iran and concerned about the security of prisoners from the right groups.

It is not clear why Israel targeted the prison, but one day when the Ministry of Defense had attacked the “regime goals and government oppression organs in the heart of Tehran”.

The news of the prison attack was rapidly overshadowed by an Iranian attack on a US base in Qatar on the same day, which caused the wounded and Cease -fire.

On the day of the attack, the Human Rights Center in New York -based Iran criticized Israel for hitting prison, saw it as a symbol of any opposition pressure of the Iranian regime, and violated the principle of discrimination between civil and military targets.

For 12 days before a ceasefire was declaredIsrael claimed that he had killed 30 Iranian commanders and 11 nuclear scientists as he hit eight times. Nuclear -related facilities and more than 720 military infrastructure areas. According to the Washington -based human rights activists group, more than 1,000 people were killed, including at least 417 civilians.

In retaliation, Iran fired more than 550 ballistic missiles in Israel, most of them were cut, but the passes caused damage to many areas and killed 28 people.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said to the United Nations officials on Saturday, the international organ should recognize Israel and the US as lait initiations of aggression against Iran during the war against Iran, and that the targeting of the sovereign country and its people required “comprehension and compensation”.

“The Security Council should also hold the attackers responsible and prevent the recurrence of such disgusting and serious crimes to maintain international peace and security,” Araghchi said in a letter. He said.

At the same time, defenders hit Iran’s legally obliged to protect the prisoners kept in the house, and after the attack, the authorities in Tehran “not to evacuate, did not provide medical assistance or inform the families”.

Jahangir said some of the wounded were treated on the spot and others were taken to hospitals.

Iran had never announced any death figures before, but on Saturday, the prosecution of the opponents, including Nobel Peace Prize winner Narnes Mohammadi, confirmed that the high -level prosecutor Ali Ganaatkar, who had led to widespread criticism by human rights groups, was killed.

On Saturday, a large public funeral ceremony was held in Tehran, and on Sunday, he would be buried in a temple in QOM.

Both Israel and Iran remained attached to the ceasefire, while Iranian authorities have doubted whether the other party will continue to keep the promise on Sunday.

Iranian Armed Forces Chief of General Staff Abdolrahim Mousavi, in his speech with the Minister of Defense of Saudi Arabia, Israel’in another surprise attack, said the country is being prepared.

Mousavi, according to Iran State TV Agency IRNA, “We did not start the war, but we responded to the attacker with all our strength and we have full doubts about the commitment of the enemy, including cease -fire, we are ready to respond to them if we repeat the aggression,” he said.

Meanwhile, it was very unclear about the status of Iran’s nuclear program, which encouraged the first Israeli attack. US President Donald Trump says that American strikes “destroyed”, the Iranians are exaggerated.

Rafael GrossiThe President of the International Atomic Energy Agency said that in an interview to be published on Sunday, the capacity of the CBS that the CBS had the capacity of Iran, but it is impossible to know the timeline or access the complete damage of the program unless the inspectors are allowed.

“It is clear that there is severe damage, but first of all, the total damage. Secondly, Iran has capacities, industrial and technological capacities there. So they can start doing it again if they want.”

Sarah El Deeb, the Associated Press writer in Beirut, contributed to this report.