Two audio testimonies of MSF Staff in Iran.
Recorded on 18 & 19 March 2026

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Three weeks into the conflict, which began February 28th, our colleagues in Tehran share how they and their loved ones are coping.

While our clinics in Kerman and Mashhad have largely remained open, activities at our South Tehran clinic were temporarily suspended due to the bombing. For many of our colleagues, one of the hardest parts has been not being able to continue caring for their patients.

MSF programmes in Iran focus on supporting vulnerable communities. Following recent authorization to strengthen support to local health systems in the current context, we’re preparing to reopen our Tehran clinic as a more specialised facility for emergency care. Initial donations have already been delivered to the national emergency response, and we stand ready to scale up as needs evolve.

We stand in solidarity with our colleagues in Iran, whose commitment to patients remains unwavering.