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Iran state media says launches missile attack on Israel
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State media has confirmed that Iran has launched a missile attack on Israel’s commercial hub of Tel
State media has confirmed that Iran has launched a missile attack on Israel’s commercial hub of Tel Aviv, reports. The official news agency said Iran had launched “a missile attack on Tel Aviv”, without elaborating.
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