Headlines- In Rabat Karim, southwest of Tehran, an industrial area was attacked by the United States and Israel.
- At least seven people were killed by an Israeli strike on the seashore in central Beirut, capital of Lebanon early on Thursday.
- The Israeli military responds to rockets fired at Israel by launching another round of attacks on Hezbollah sites in Lebanon.
- In response to the disruption brought on by the US-Israeli attack on Iran, the International Energy Agency has decided to release a record 400 million barrels of crude oil.
- After one person died from injuries, the number of death from an Israeli attack on Tamnin al-Tahta in the eastern Baalbek district of Lebanon now stands at eight.
- US Congress is informed by the Pentagon that the US spent $11.3 billion during the first week of the Iran War.
- The Pentagon said on Tuesday that in the first ten days of the war with Iran, about 140 American service men have been injured.
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reportedly carried out a joint operation with Hezbollah in Lebanon that involved five hours of nonstop shooting and hit over fifty sites around Israel, CNN reports.
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Following Their Exodus from Disputed Nagorno-Karabakh,Many...
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Thousands of Haitians had already fled...
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After Arriving in New York, West...
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Pakistani School’s Focus is to Heal...
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