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The New York Times: A U.S.

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Original report: Akharin KhabarOriginal publication Editorial policy

Akharin Khabar

🔺🔻The New York Times: A U.S. missile turned an Iranian wedding into tragedy 🔹The New York Times, in its investigative report analyzing videos and interviews with locals, wrote that the U.S. used JSOW missiles in the attack on a wedding in Kohestak. 🔹Citing the opinion of a weapons expert and its own visual analysis, the newspaper reported that the missile that hit a residential area was made in the U.S. This attack resulted in the deaths of 5 people and injured 67 others. 🔹‘Targeted Kill’ has told The New York Times that the remnants of the missile that hit the wedding belong to a type of guided bomb used by the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), which the Iranian military does not use. 🔹In another section of its report, The New York Times stated that the attack on Kohestak is the fourth incident documented by the newspaper, where non-military facilities have been targeted in U.S. attacks and civilians have been killed.

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