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Iran criticizes UNICEF over reported child deaths in war

Iran has criticized UNICEF, alleging that it has remained silent about child deaths in the war. The headline provides no independently confirmed casualty figures or operational change.

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Disputes over civilian harm and humanitarian reporting can deepen international tensions around the conflict.

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