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Israeli army says it used small munitions in Rafah airstrike, and fire was caused by secondary blast

Israeli army says it used small munitions in Rafah airstrike, and fire was caused by secondary blast

  • Daniel Hagari, the chief military spokesman, said Tuesday that the military fired two 17-kilogram munitions that targeted two senior Hamas militants
  • He said the military is looking into the possibility that weapons were stored in the area
By AP ·
EU condemns attack on Iran’s embassy in Damascus, urges restraint

EU condemns attack on Iran’s embassy in Damascus, urges restraint

By Reuters ·
‘Probable’ Israel strike kills six Syria fighters: monitor

‘Probable’ Israel strike kills six Syria fighters: monitor

By AFP ·
Russia strike on market in rebel-held Syria kills 13

Russia strike on market in rebel-held Syria kills 13

By AFP ·
Calls mount for ASEAN action as bloc ‘strongly condemns’ deadly Myanmar airstrike

Calls mount for ASEAN action as bloc ‘strongly condemns’ deadly Myanmar airstrike

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Myanmar military airstrike on village gathering kills at least 100

Myanmar military airstrike on village gathering kills at least 100

By Nyein Koe ·
Missile explodes near journalists during live coverage in Ukraine

Missile explodes near journalists during live coverage in Ukraine

By Arab News ·
Airstrike kills 10 Daesh militants in Nineveh, north of Iraq

Airstrike kills 10 Daesh militants in Nineveh, north of Iraq

By Arab News ·
Death toll from airstrike in Libya’s Tripoli climbs to 30

Death toll from airstrike in Libya’s Tripoli climbs to 30

By AP ·
Libya health ministry: Airstrike in Tripoli kills 4 children

Libya health ministry: Airstrike in Tripoli kills 4 children

By AP ·
Libyan officials: Airstrike kills 7 workers in Tripoli

Libyan officials: Airstrike kills 7 workers in Tripoli

By AP ·
Indian prime minister mocked for Pakistan airstrike gaffe

Indian prime minister mocked for Pakistan airstrike gaffe

By AP ·
Families broken by the carnage of Ghouta’s bombs

Families broken by the carnage of Ghouta’s bombs

By Reuters ·

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