‘Tehran is burning:’ Israeli defence minister declares after strike on oil depot, Iran MoD building ()

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‘Tehran is burning:’ Israeli defence minister declares after strike on oil depot, Iran MoD building

The IDF said its air force had carried out an “extensive series of intelligence-based strikes” on a number of targets in Tehran

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