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Iran Fires Drones At Saudi Arabia, Kuwait After Trump Says War Could Be Over Soon
Iranian fired drones towards Saudi Arabia and Kuwait early Tuesday as the war in the Middle East shows no sign of abating.
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Kuwait Airport Targeted, Saudi Intercepts Drones As Iran Continues Attacks
Fuel tanks at the Kuwait airport were hit while 15 drones were intercepted and destroyed in Saudi Arabia as Iran continued attacks a day after its President Masoud Pezkeshian said Tehran will not target neighbouring countries.
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"You'll Find Out Soon": Trump On Retaliation Over Drone Attack On US Embassy
A loud blast was heard and thick, black smoke was seen rising above the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh, the latest of Washington's consulates in the Middle East to come under attack.
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Iran Attacked Them, Now Arab Nations Want To Join The Fight: Trump
Arab nations that were initially reluctant to join the American-backed military campaign against Iran are now pushing to take an active role, and it was Iran's "surprising" actions.
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Iran Fires Drones At Saudi Arabia, Kuwait After Trump Says War Could Be Over Soon
Iranian fired drones towards Saudi Arabia and Kuwait early Tuesday as the war in the Middle East shows no sign of abating.
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Kuwait Airport Targeted, Saudi Intercepts Drones As Iran Continues Attacks
Fuel tanks at the Kuwait airport were hit while 15 drones were intercepted and destroyed in Saudi Arabia as Iran continued attacks a day after its President Masoud Pezkeshian said Tehran will not target neighbouring countries.
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"You'll Find Out Soon": Trump On Retaliation Over Drone Attack On US Embassy
A loud blast was heard and thick, black smoke was seen rising above the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh, the latest of Washington's consulates in the Middle East to come under attack.
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Iran Attacked Them, Now Arab Nations Want To Join The Fight: Trump
Arab nations that were initially reluctant to join the American-backed military campaign against Iran are now pushing to take an active role, and it was Iran's "surprising" actions.
