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IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY SAYS U.S. BEARS DIRECT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ISRAELI ATTACKS ON LEBANON

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“IRAN FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESMAN CONDEMNS ISRAELI ATTACKS AND WARNS OF REGIONAL SECURITY CONSEQUENCES”

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“ISRAELI MILITARY STRIKES IN SOUTHERN LEBANON”

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