Israeli hospital hit by Iranian missile strike

BBC·Jun 19

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A missile strike has hit an Israeli hospital, with reports of at least one person wounded. The strike is part of an exchange of attacks between Israel and Iran, with both sides reportedly firing missiles at each other. The situation has led to Israeli hospitals taking precautions, including moving operations underground, amid concerns of further attacks.

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