7 thousand 215 people were rescued alive from the ruins during the Ramadan war Firhossein Koliband, head of the Red Crescent Society, in a meeting with Nicolas von Arches, the regional director of the International Committee of the Red Cross and Marisela Silva Chow, the head of the delegation of this committee in Tehran: The Red Crescent Society of Iran always emphasizes constructive and continuous cooperation with the International Committee of the Red Cross, and we look forward to Because considering the scope of the humanitarian tasks and the special conditions of the region, this cooperation will be stronger than before, especially in the area of protecting civilians, developing special services and monitoring violations of international humanitarian law. In the Ramadan war, we had about 120,000 trained forces in the form of rapid response teams, of which 28,000 people were directly present at the scene of the incident, and additional forces were also on standby to provide aid services. During these operations, the Red Crescent forces managed to rescue 7,215 people from under the rubble, and about 10,000 people received outpatient treatment at the scene of the accident. Also, the aid teams participated extensively in the search, investigation and transfer of the dead bodies. From the first days of the war, documents related to attacks and violations of international humanitarian law were continuously collected and sent to the International Committee of the Red Cross and other related institutions.

7 thousand 215 people were rescued alive from the ruins during the Ramadan war Firhossein Koliband, head of the Red Crescent Society, in a meeting with Nicolas von Arches, the regional director of the International Committee of the Red Cross and Marisela Silva Chow, the head of the delegation of this committee in Tehran: The Red Crescent Society of Iran always emphasizes constructive and continuous cooperation with the International Committee of the Red Cross, and we look forward to Because considering the scope of the humanitarian tasks and the special conditions of the region, this cooperation will be stronger than before, especially in the area of protecting civilians, developing special services and monitoring violations of international humanitarian law. In the Ramadan war, we had about 120,000 trained forces in the form of rapid response teams, of which 28,000 people were directly present at the scene of the incident, and additional forces were also on standby to provide aid services. During these operations, the Red Crescent forces managed to rescue 7,215 people from under the rubble, and about 10,000 people received outpatient treatment at the scene of the accident. Also, the aid teams participated extensively in the search, investigation and transfer of the dead bodies. From the first days of the war, documents related to attacks and violations of international humanitarian law were continuously collected and sent to the International Committee of the Red Cross and other related institutions.