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Iran unstoppable: Mojtaba's army bombs US consulate in Arabs' backyard after killing Trump's troops?
Fresh explosions have been reported across Iraq and Bahrain as tensions between Iran and the U.S. continue to escalate. Videos circulating online appear to show aerial projectiles over Erbil, while reports suggest sirens sounded in Bahrain amid possible impacts near strategic locations. Here's what is known so far and the latest developments from the region.
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cryptobriefing.com
Explosions in Manama amid Iran-US tensions escalate in Gulf
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huffpost.com
U.S. Bombing Of Iran Expands As American Troops Killed And Tehran Retaliates Against Gulf States
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
US bombs Iranian ports and cities; Tehran retaliates with attacks on US sites in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan
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albawaba.com
Iran targets US facilities in Bahrain and Erbil as Gulf conflict escalates | Al Bawaba
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hindustantimes.com
Iran unstoppable: Mojtaba's army bombs US consulate in Arabs' backyard after killing Trump's troops?
Fresh explosions have been reported across Iraq and Bahrain as tensions between Iran and the U.S. continue to escalate. Videos circulating online appear to show aerial projectiles…
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aljazeera.com
Iran claims more attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan after US bombings
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