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Iran. US bombings cause at least 11 dead

RTP Notícias2 September 2026 at 07:20

At least 11 people died during the latest series of American bombings against Iran. The attacks reportedly occurred between early Tuesday morning and today.

The information was reported by the official Iranian news agency Irna, which reported the deaths resulting from these bombings.

No further details are provided about the targets of the attacks or the specific circumstances that led to these bombings.

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