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Iranian doctor says US strike damaged children’s cancer hospital

Al Jazeera Thursday 16 July 2026, 01:36 UTC 1 min read
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Iranian doctor says US strike damaged children’s cancer hospital Iranian doctor says US strike damaged children’s cancer hospital Iranians are inspecting the damage from days of US strikes on key cities in the country’s south and west. Residents say attacks have damaged ports and at least one hospital. Published On 16 Jul 2026

Iranian doctor says US strike damaged children’s cancer hospital Iranian doctor says US strike damaged children’s cancer hospital Iranians are inspecting the damage from days of US strikes on key cities in the country’s south and west. Residents say attacks have damaged ports and at least one hospital. Published On 16 Jul 2026
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