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17:43Now PlayingDuring the night of March 25-26, U.S.-Israeli forces showered electro-magnetic mines onto Jamal Abad, a village near the city of Shiraz in Iran.
Hours later, to investigate the carnage, Dimitri Lascaris visited the village with several other journalists. Upon their arrival there, they learned that many of the mines remained unexploded.
After examining two unexploded mines and a blast site, Dimitri and his fellow journalists visited the home of a 31-year old villager who was killed when he picked up one of the mines. The killed villager was the father of a four-month old baby. His family members were overwhelmed with grief.
This attack was the first known use by the Epstein regime of electro-magnetic mines in its war on Iran. The regime's use of those mines on a residential target constitutes a major escalation of its attacks on Iran's civilian population.
(In this video, translation is provided by Alireza Akbari, a correspondent for Iran's Press TV.)
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