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IRAN WAR: U.S. kills 8 in sixth consecutive attack on Iran

Eight people were killed, and an additional 20 were wounded after the United States attacked Iran for a sixth consecutive night. Read on.

IRAN WAR: U.S. kills 8 in sixth consecutive attack on Iran
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Eight people were killed, and an additional 20 were wounded after the United States attacked Iran for a sixth consecutive night. Read on.

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Source Eight people were killed, and an additional 20 were wounded after the United States attacked Iran for a sixth consecutive night. Iranian media reported that at least six bridges, a railway station and other sites across the country were hit by the American attacks. In retaliation, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps took responsibility for a 13th wave of retaliatory strikes on American bases, with targets hit in Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Jordan and Syria. Here’s the latest on the Iran war on Friday. Pakistan, China call for immediate ceasefire China and Pakistan have called for an immediate ceasefire, with resumption of peace talks between the U.S. and Iran, China’s foreign ministry said on Friday. The Chinese foreign minister called on all parties to fulfil their obligations and abide by the ceasefire memorandum of understanding, per The Independent. U.S. Marines board vessel...

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Published
Jul 17, 2026
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Jul 17, 2026
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Toronto Sun
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