Russia Sends Aid to Iran

Russia has sent 13 tons of medical aid to Iran following orders from President Vladimir Putin. The humanitarian assistance makes Russia the first country to extend such support to Iran since the conflict began. The medical supplies are intended to help hospitals and emergency services dealing with the impact of the ongoing crisis.

Meanwhile, China has announced $200,000 in financial assistance for the families of victims killed in the Minab school strike in southern Iran. Reports suggest the attack reportedly involved forces linked to the United States and Israel. The aid will support families affected by the tragic incident, which caused significant civilian casualties and intensified international concern over the humanitarian situation in the region.