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An Israeli air attack on the prison of Evin of Tehran 12 -day war killed at least 71 people, said Iran’s judiciary, a few days after a ceasefire ended hostilities between the two arc enemies.
The strike on Monday, the day before the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, destroyed part of the administrative building of Evin, a large highly fortified complex in the north of Tehran which, according to the rights groups, holds political prisoners and foreign nationals.
“According to official figures, 71 people were killed in the attack on Evin prison,” an attack by the judicial spokesman, Ashar Jahangir, said on Sunday, said an attack on the bombing campaign on Sunday that Israel launched on June 13.
According to Jahangir, the victims of Evin included administrative staff, guards, prisoners and visiting parents as well as people living nearby.
The judiciary said that the Evin medical center and the visit rooms were targeted.
One day after the strike, the judiciary declared that the penitentiary authority of Iran had transferred the prisoners of Evin prison without specifying their number or identifying them.
The prisoners of Evin included the Nobel Peace Prize with the Narges Mohammadi winners and several French nationals and other foreigners.
