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Terrorist state Iran attacks Israel with missiles

Iran has attacked Israel with ballistic missiles. The skies were filled with deadly missiles fired by the criminal mullah regime at the Jewish state. The Iranian terrorist regime has fired a total of 181 missiles at Israel. According to information, there have been impacts in several Israeli cities, including Tel Aviv.

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