Unseen Iran war video shows US-Israel attack on hospital

ALBAWABA - The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) posted an unseen video from the 40-day war showing the United States and Israel conducting an attack on a hospital in Iran.

The Red Crescent posted the footage and wrote, "Unseen images of a war crime and damage to hospitals following airstrikes by the Zionist regime and America. See the bravery of medical staff in preserving patients' lives."

The data on the video shows March 1, which is the second day of the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Tehran. Washington and Tel Aviv launched a preemptive attack on Iran on Feb. 28; meanwhile, Tehran announced targeting Israel and American assets in the region.

An Independent news outlet called Drop Site reshared the clip and said that the building is Khatam al-Anbiya Hospital, located in Northern Tehran.

It wrote, "Geolocated footage released by Iran's Red Crescent shows strikes landing near its building and Khatam al-Anbiya Hospital in northern Tehran, causing extensive damage. The site sits within a dense medical corridor that includes the Red Crescent Rehabilitation Center and Shahid Motahari Trauma Hospital, roughly 350 meters north of a police headquarters."

A month ago, Iran's Red Crescent confirmed that U.S. and Israeli attacks struck areas near the Red Crescent Building, Khatam al-Anbiya Hospital, Behzisti facilities, and Motahari Hospital in the capital.

After about a 40-day war, President Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire deal with Iran and a halt to fire. A first round of talks took place in Islamabad, Pakistan, last weekend, but reached a deadlock.

A new round of peace negotiations is expected to take place this week between the Iranian and American delegations.