Israel’s escalated offensive indicates that its aims go beyond dismantling Iran’s nuclear program.
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Israel’s escalated offensive indicates that its aims go beyond dismantling Iran’s nuclear program.
By Farnaz FassihiAaron BoxermanGabby Sobelman and Jack Nicas
Israel bombs Iran’s state TV after threatening it would ‘disappear’
Israel bombs Iran state TV during live broadcast
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ISRAEL BOMBS IRANIAN STATE TV
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Israel-Iran conflict: Satellite images reveal widespread damage from Israeli strikes in Iran
Iran state TV briefly knocked off air by strike after missiles kill 11 in Israel
Explainer: what we know so far in the Israel-Iran conflict
Strike on the secure media compound during a live broadcast is highly symbolic as tensions between Israel and Iran soar.
Israel's military says it struck a "communications centre of the Iranian regime", but Iran calls the attack a "war crime".
Israel launched a major attack on Iran, escalating tensions over Iran's nuclear program and risking a wider regional conflict.
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