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Israel hits Iran oil sites as Tehran eyes Khamenei successor
Toxic smoke engulfed Tehran after Israel struck several oil sites, marking the first attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure.
Iran condemned the strikes as chemical warfare and ordered residents indoors.
As both sides trade missile fire, leaders in Israel and Iran escalate warnings, while Tehran delays announcing a new supreme leader after Khamenei’s killing.
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Toxic smoke engulfed Tehran after Israel struck several oil sites, marking the first attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure.
Iran condemned the strikes as chemical warfare and ordered residents indoors.
As both sides trade missile fire, leaders in Israel and Iran escalate warnings, while Tehran delays announcing a new supreme leader after Khamenei’s killing.
Toxic smoke engulfed Tehran after Israel struck several oil sites, marking the first attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure.
Iran condemned the strikes as chemical warfare and ordered residents indoors.
As both sides trade missile fire, leaders in Israel and Iran escalate warnings, while Tehran delays announcing a new supreme leader after Khamenei’s killing.
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