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Iran still striking Gulf nations despite apology; Tehran’s black rain
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10:42Now PlayingCountries across the Persian Gulf reported a new wave of drone and missile strikes on Sunday morning. Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE all reported Iranian strikes.
The various drone and missile attacks come after Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian apologized to Gulf nations on Saturday for the many drone and missile attacks of the past week on US bases in the region, saying Iran would stop striking its neighbors unless it came under attack.
On Sunday, Tehran’s nearly 10 million people woke to a morning overcast by thick black clouds after Israeli strikes hit Iran’s oil storage sites, CNN’s Fred Pleitgen reports from the capital. “You can see that the rain, the rainwater is actually black – also saturated, it appears, with oil,” Pleitgen reported.
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