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A missile struck the US Embassy in Baghdad’s Green Zone, causing significant damage. Smoke and flames have been reported, particularly on the rooftop helipad. The embassy has yet to comment on the attack. Authorities believe it may involve a projectile or drone, and details are pending.
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This morning, the Iranian ambassador to the UN reaffirmed that Tehran does not attack civilian sites in the Gulf, despite accusations. He indicated that any facility used to target Iran, including in Europe, could become a legitimate military target.
Russia has limited mobile internet access in major cities, including Moscow and St Petersburg, for over a week. Residents have turned to walkie-talkies and paper maps to communicate. These restrictions follow a new law allowing the FSB to order telecom shutdowns. Stay updated on further developments.
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