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53 killed, 592 wounded in US airstrikes on Iran since June 27

53 killed, 592 wounded in US airstrikes on Iran since June 27

Iran’s Health Ministry says recent US airstrikes on the country have killed 53 people and injured 592 others, including women and children. “From June 27 to 8:30 a.m. today (July 22), US airstrikes on our country left 592 injured and 53 martyrs,”... Read more.

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