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Israeli and US strikes reportedly devastate neighborhoods in Tehran

Neighborhoods in Tehran are reportedly heavily damaged amid the conflict in the Middle East. The available information indicates substantial urban destruction from Israeli and US action.

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Urban strikes in Iran signal a severe escalation with potential regional and international consequences.

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