STORY: Floors and beds of Tehran's Motahari Hospital were scattered with shattered glass and fallen ceiling boards on Tuesday (March 3) after it was evacuated a day before following a nearby strike.

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday (March 2) said it was working to verify claims of damage to Motahari Hospital, along with emergency medical centers in Sarab, northwestern Iran, and the western province of Hamadan.

The reports emerged after U.S. and Israeli-coordinated strikes over the weekend that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Iran's ambassador to the U.N. in Geneva, Ali Bahreini, addressed the Human Rights Council on Monday, stating that hospitals had been subjected to "indiscriminate attacks," though he did not provide specific details.

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VIDEO SHOWS: DAMAGE INSIDE HOSPITAL CAUSED BY STRIKE IN THE AREA

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SHOWS: TEHRAN, IRAN (MARCH 3, 2026) (WANA - No use BBC Persian. No use VOA Persian. No use Manoto. No use Iran International. No use Radio Farda)

1. ENTRANCE TO MOTAHARI HOSPITAL

2. SIGNBOARD AT ENTRANCE OF HOSPITAL

3. FALLEN CEILING BOARDS LYING ON FLOOR INSIDE HOSPITAL

4. SHATTERED GLASS ON FLOOR

5. SHATTERED WINDOW

6. HOSPITAL BEDS / DAMAGED BUILDING NEXT DOOR SEEN THROUGH WINDOW

7. FALLEN LIGHT COVER DANGLING FROM CEILING

8. BROKEN WINDOW

9. DRIP BAGS HANGING ON STAND

10. SHATTERED GLASS, TOPPLED BIN, HOSPITAL BEDS

11. SHATTERED GLASS ON FLOOR

12. SHATTERED GLASS ON HOSPITAL BED

13. SHATTERED GLASS