Iran anchor was live on TV when the bombs hit. She fled as dust and debris fell ()

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Iran anchor was live on TV when the bombs hit. She fled as dust and debris fell

Sahar Emami was seen hurrying off camera as the screen behind her cut out, as people on set were heard saying “Allahu akbar”.

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