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Iran War

Dozens hurt in missile strike on southern Israeli city

March 21, 2026

Iranian projectile makes direct impact on a residential neighborhood in Arad Saturday night. Preliminary toll stood at 59 hurt, including 6 seriously, and 13 sustaining moderate wounds. With some still initially unaccounted for, rescue teams searched the rubble for several hours.

Iran War

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Iran War

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Magazine

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Explainer

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Analysis

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Magazine

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Magazine

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Explainer

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Analysis

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