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The US-Iran war may have ended but the death toll continues to mount

The US-Iran war may have ended but the death toll continues to mount
The Telegraph Friday 26 June 2026, 05:00 UTC By Simon Townsley 1 min read
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Mothers and babies in Madagascar are among the casualties of a global fuel and food shortage, caused by a conflict 6,000 miles away

Mothers and babies in Madagascar are among the casualties of a global fuel and food shortage, caused by a conflict 6,000 miles away
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