JAPAN CONSIDERS SENDING MINESWEEPING UNIT TO HELP REOPEN THE CRITICAL STRAIT OF HORMUZ
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Topic poll · all networksSistan-Baluchestan, where blasts hit Konarak, is how large?
- Size of Greece
- Size of Syria
- Size of Germany
- Size of Portugal
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Size of Syria
Topic poll · all networksWho bears most responsibility for blocking sick patients at Rafah?
Topic poll · all networksBefore the war, ~how many patients/month left Gaza via Rafah for care?
- Under 500
- Around 1,500
- Around 2,500
- Over 10,000
Guess, then reveal the answer
Around 2,500
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