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Iran Bombs Sharjah, Indian Worker Dies In Kuwait After Missile Strike As Middle East War Rages
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3:05Now PlayingIran has expanded its war across Gulf nations, with explosions reported in Sharjah and loud blasts heard in Dubai. Authorities confirmed successful air defence interceptions, but tensions continue to rise. In Kuwait, an Indian worker was killed after a strike hit a power and desalination plant, damaging infrastructure. The UAE reported injuries after a key aluminium facility in Abu Dhabi was struck, causing major losses. Iran says the attacks target US-linked sites in retaliation. Meanwhile, missile strikes on Israel triggered explosions in Beersheba, with a chemical facility hit. The conflict is rapidly intensifying across the region, raising fears of wider escalation.
Iran Bombs Sharjah, Indian Worker Dies In Kuwait After Missile Strike As Middle East War Rages
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