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Reports detail overnight attacks in the Middle East

A report describes overnight attacks amid continuing conflict and heightened tensions in the Middle East. The supplied headline does not identify the perpetrators, locations or damage.

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Further attacks could widen regional hostilities and threaten civilians and critical infrastructure.

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