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Saudi Arabia SECRETLY Strikes Iran
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15:05Now PlayingIn this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
- Just days after reports revealed the UAE secretly struck Iran during the war, new reporting now claims Saudi Arabia quietly launched retaliatory attacks of its own inside Iranian territory.
- Later in the show—a massive corruption investigation is getting dangerously close to Ukrainian President Zelensky, as his former chief of staff is arrested for alleged graft.
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