Reconstruction of residential units damaged in war to be finished in ۱ month

The head of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation, Manouchehr Khajeh Dalouei, said reconstruction of residential units damaged in the 12-day imposed war has been completed, while repairs and rebuilding of units damaged in the 40-day war have passed 92 percent physical progress and should finish within one month. In the 12-day war, the foundation oversaw reconstruction of 3,300 residential units nationwide, completed in Azar (November) last year.

For the 40-day war, more than 140,000 assessments were conducted across 407 cities and villages, with repair and reconstruction beginning immediately alongside the assessments. A total of 101,000 residential and commercial units in cities under the foundation’s responsibility were damaged by enemy military aggression.

Of these, 1,400 required complete rebuilding; the rest received Type 1, 2, or 3 repairs depending on the damage. As of this week, repairs on 93,000 of the 101,000 units have been completed, and the foundation hopes to finish all 40-day war repair and reconstruction work within the next month, with an exact timetable to be announced.