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Five Air Force Refueling Planes Struck In Iranian Missile Attack On Saudi Arabia
Five Air Force Refueling Planes Struck In Iranian Missile Attack On Saudi Arabia
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Five US Air Force refueling planes were struck and damaged on the ground at Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia: WSJ
Over 3 million people forcibly displaced by US-Israeli war on Iran: UN
Iran reportedly approves Indian government sending two liquefied petroleum tankers through Hormuz
Japan-based USS Tripoli and its attached Marines headed toward Middle East
WSJ says Pentagon sends Marine expeditionary unit to Middle East. Oil jumps higher
Pentagon has just confirms two additional deaths in Thursday's downing of a...
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