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A new report from the US-based human rights group HRANA found that armed attacks and security operations in southeastern Iran have left at least 94 people dead and 33 wounded since March 31, with clashes growing more frequent and involving heavier weapons. Separately, families of Iranian terror victims issued a statement condemning recent attacks in Sistan and Baluchistan province, asserting that such attacks serve 'hostile US-Israeli objectives.' The violence has also drawn attention to the human toll of the broader war, with Foreign Minister Araghchi publicizing a letter from a surviving student of the Shajareh Tayyebah School in Minab, which was hit by a deadly US missile strike in February, pleading that the victims not be forgotten.