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Iran says at least 95 wounded in Israeli attack

Iran says at least 95 wounded in Israeli attack

LBCI18 hours ago

Israel's attack on multiple areas of Iran, including the capital Tehran, wounded at least 95 people, an emergency services official told state TV.
"So far, 95 people were injured and taken to medical centres in 12 different provinces that were targeted," national emergency services spokesperson Mojtaba Khaledi told state TV.
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