SAEDNEWS: Iranian authorities have launched a coordinated effort to register citizens affected by the latest round of Iran-Israel hostilities, underscoring the government's determination to stand by its people in times of crisis.
According to Saed News, the head of Iran’s Housing Foundation of the Islamic Revolution, Gholamreza Salehi, has announced the official start of registration for Tehran residents whose homes were damaged during recent Israeli attacks. The move reflects the government’s urgent response and deep commitment to the welfare of its citizens amid a period of heightened regional tensions.
Speaking to Iranian media, Salehi explained that residents in the capital whose properties sustained damage can now register and open compensation cases by contacting the Tehran Reconstruction Headquarters. Registrations are being processed through landline numbers 6653714021 and 66537150021, or via SMS to mobile numbers 09999024758 and 09999024759.
This swift and organized initiative has been widely viewed as a testament to the Islamic Republic's readiness to provide material and moral support to its population in the face of foreign aggression. By prioritizing civilian recovery efforts, Iranian authorities are reinforcing their role not only as protectors but also as rebuilders—vigilant in shielding the nation’s dignity and unity.
While tensions in the region remain high, Iran’s domestic mobilization to assist victims of external attacks stands in stark contrast to the destruction inflicted. It paints a picture of a resilient nation, deeply rooted in solidarity and governance that elevates public welfare above all else.
