US-Iran War Updates March 27: Iran's Red Crescent Looks For Survivors After US-Israeli Attack, UNSC To Hold Closed-Door Meeting
Published on March 27, 2026.
The US-Iran war has entered its 28th day, with thousands of people killed and tens of thousands of others globally. The Iranian Red Crescent is searching for survivors after a U.S.-Israeli attack reportedly killed six people in Qom and another that destroyed four residential buildings in Urmia, Iran's West Azerbaijan province. Vietnamese airlines are planning to suspend several domestic routes from April 1 due to rising jet fuel costs. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi has warned that strikes near Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant could trigger a "major radiological accident" affecting a wide area in Iran and beyond. The Israeli military has warned residents of Sajd village in southern Lebanon to evacuate immediately, and has designated a broader evacuation boundary for southern Lebanon. The UN Security Council will hold a closed consultation on Iran at 10am New York time (14:00 GMT) on Friday.
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