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File "Ramadan War"/110; The Impact of the War Against Iran in World Media 🔺BBC: Following Iran's missile attacks on U.S. bases in Jordan and its response to unlawful vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, CENTCOM announced an attack on "dozens" of targets belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. This attack lasted for one hour starting Wednesday evening and targeted the Qeshm Island area and the city of Abadan, leading to the deaths of three civilians, including a two-year-old child. Iranian media reported the severe humanitarian situation, frequent power outages, and insecurity in the region. 🔺NBC: Iran has vowed to "punish the aggressor today," following a warning that the U.S. military completed a "heavy wave of attacks" against Iran. These new clashes disrupted a brief period of calm that had been accompanied by diplomatic efforts. Donald Trump, the U.S. President, had previously threatened to attack Iran "very hard," and according to Fox News, he had promised to severely beat the opponent using profanity. 🔺Chinese CGTN: An anonymous drone attack on two gas-laden vessels in the port of Damietta, Egypt, near the Suez Canal, raises the possibility of a new front opening in the war between the U.S. and Iran and intensifies concerns about the security of one of the world's most important trade and energy export routes. 🔺Russian RT Arabic Network: Recent statements by the Israeli Defense Minister regarding the use of U.S. fighter jets from Israeli bases to attack Iran, along with separate meetings of Donald Trump with Netanyahu and Zelensky, signify efforts by Tel Aviv and Kyiv to garner more support from Washington. The author references reports of Trump's approval for the production of Patriot missiles for Ukraine and emphasizes the joint commitment of Trump and Netanyahu to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, arguing that both leaders are attempting to turn the European and Middle Eastern fronts into a single crisis for the U.S.

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