US Says It Killed Iranian Unit Leader Who Tried to Assassinate Trump
The US says its forces killed the leader of an Iranian unit allegedly involved in a plot to assassinate President Donald Trump.
The US says its forces killed the leader of an Iranian unit allegedly involved in a plot to assassinate President Donald Trump.
Hundreds have been killed across Iran, Israel and several Gulf nations as the conflict enters its fourth day, with regional tensions rapidly escalating.
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