SECURITY — March 29, 2026

Missile Attack on Tehran Suburb Kills 10, Including Six Afghan Migrants

Iranian media reported a US-Israel missile attack on Shahr-e Rey south of Tehran killed 10 people, including six members of an Afghan migrant family and four Iranians, with several others wounded. UNHCR noted vulnerabilities for 3-4 million Afghan migrants in Iran amid conflicts and increased returns totaling 86,253 since early 2026.

The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Amu TV2 min read

Missile Attack on Tehran Suburb Kills 10, Including Six Afghan Migrants
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TEHRAN (Afghan Verified) — Fars News Agency reported that a missile strike by the United States and Israel hit a residential area in Shahr-e Rey, south of Tehran, killing 10 people. Among the dead were six members of one Afghan migrant family and four Iranian citizens.

Several others were wounded in the attack, according to Iranian media.

The incident underscores the vulnerabilities of Afghan migrants in Iran, as noted by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The agency highlighted that Iran hosts 3-4 million Afghan migrants and refugees, who face risks amid regional conflicts, internet blackouts, economic pressures and a surge in returns to Afghanistan.

UNHCR data shows 86,253 Afghans have returned from Iran since early 2026.

Shahr-e Rey, a district south of Iran's capital, was targeted in what Fars described as a US-Israeli operation. No immediate claim of responsibility was mentioned in the reports.

Read the original reporting at Amu TV

Reliability assessment

Single source (Amu TV) provides direct attribution to named outlet Fars News Agency with concrete, checkable details including specific location (Shahr-e Rey, south of Tehran), casualty figures (10 killed: 6 Afghans, 4 Iranians), and attackers (US/Israel). 'Fars reported X' is verifiable and reliable.

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