Extensive Losses of the Zionist Regime in the 12-Day War with Iran

While the Zionist regime had basically denied any significant casualties and losses by Iran before the war with Iran stopped, and had strongly denied all of them, after a few days, reports indicate that it has faced human casualties and extensive military and material losses.

News ID: 86392

Date: 30 June 2025 - 09:20

TEHRAN (Defapress) - In a situation where nearly a week has passed since the ceasefire between Iran and the Zionist regime, various and interesting information and statistics about the human casualties and the military and material damages of this regime are gradually being published in the media inside Israel as well as in the regional and global media.

While the Zionist regime had denied any significant casualties and damages from Iran before the ceasefire with Iran was established and had strongly denied all of them, after the ceasefire with Iran, it has suddenly been faced with the publication of numerous news reports about human casualties and extensive military and material damages.

Now, we want to discuss and examine the human casualties and material and military damages of the Zionist regime. In that case, we must first of all look at the statistics and information published by Hebrew sources. According to the latest information published during the 12-day war between Iran and Israel, dozens of people were killed and hundreds were injured. This is despite the fact that, due to severe censorship in the occupied Palestinian territories, the number of human casualties and material damage is likely much higher than this figure.

On the other hand, Iran's missile and drone attacks on the Zionist regime over 12 days have caused more than 31,000 buildings and over 4,000 vehicles to be severely damaged or destroyed. This damage indicates that the Iranian missiles, in 22 waves that targeted the occupied Palestinian territories, caused enormous and irreparable damage to the Zionist enemy.

Accordingly, the Zionist newspaper, Globes, wrote in its special report on the war between Iran and the Zionist regime that more than 4,000 people requested compensation following these attacks. In addition, as reported by the Israeli media, more than 18,000 Zionists were displaced. This indicates the very large and significant volume of damage the Zionist regime suffered from Iran.

Of course, this was not the whole story, and Iranian missile attacks on military centers and bases, including sensitive centers and refineries, have caused very heavy damage to the military and energy infrastructure of the Zionist regime. Among these attacks, we can mention the targeting of the Bazan refinery and the Weizmann Institute, which caused damage amounting to several billion dollars.

Another important issue is the report of the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Akhbar", which adds in this regard that Hebrew media have acknowledged in initial reports that the Iranian attacks have caused direct damage of more than 6 billion dollars. Meanwhile, new economic reports in the occupied territories have estimated the direct cost of the war with Iran at more than 12 billion dollars.

On the other hand, the Israeli army radio has announced that Iranian missiles have caused irreparable damage to several areas deep inside Israel and destroyed hundreds of homes. Some of the sensitive and vital positions of the Zionist regime in Rehovot have also been severely damaged.

Meanwhile, reports indicate that the Zionist regime has spent about $725 million per day on the war with Iran, of which $593 million was spent on military attacks and $132 million on defense measures and military mobilization. In addition, the Zionist regime’s budget deficit this year has reached more than 6.2% of GDP and is expected to increase to more than 15% if the conflicts continue.

Finally, the Zionist regime’s attacks on Iranian soil, including the attack on Evin prison, civilian areas, and hospitals, are considered war crimes and have provoked widespread international criticism against the regime. This will lead to a long-term decrease in international support, especially from the regime’s Western allies.