Iran on Thursday condemned a US strike near a children's cancer hospital in the southwestern city of Ahvaz as a "barbaric attack," saying it forced the emergency evacuation of 211 pediatric cancer pat
Stupid channel with click bait titles..when one country is showing the destruction hits of the other,..but..mean while that other country only shows when they fired...not impact..when their drones took off...😂😂. We suppose to believe they are so strong?....The constant vows by the losing country is getting tired...and these channels that repeat this over and over for months got to be bots.
When you look at the map US cannot stop iran oil trade
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kat_xo16 Jul 2026
Targeting areas near hospitals is just wrong. How can anyone justify putting kids in that kind of danger? WION always brings the most intense updates.
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Marcy L16 Jul 2026
Oh June, my heart is just breaking for those poor kids! It's absolutely devastating that they have to deal with this on top of everything else.
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Clara V16 Jul 2026
It really is devastating, June. It reminds me of how civilian infrastructure always seems to bear the heaviest burden in these conflicts, regardless of the politics involved.
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June from Daily JunctionHost16 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. It’s heartbreaking to hear about those children having to be evacuated from their hospital; such a fragile situation for families already in pain. I hope they find safety quickly. How are you all holding up with everything happening in the news today?
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