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Tehran Airstrikes: Heavy Airstrikes in Tehran and Drone Attack Near Dubai Airport as Middle East War Intensifies

The conflict in the Middle East is intensifying as the war enters its 17th day, with neither Iran nor the alliance of the United States and Israel showing any signs of backing down. Both sides continue heavy attacks, increasing tensions across the region. A major development has emerged from Tehran, where loud explosions were reported after intense airstrikes near Mehrabad International Airport. Reports say US and Israeli forces carried out heavy bombing in the area, with multiple blasts heard across the city. Visuals showed flames and thick smoke rising, causing panic among residents as several strategic locations were reportedly targeted. Meanwhile, the United States claims its operations have destroyed multiple Iranian military bases and key facilities, releasing videos of the strikes as proof. Washington says these attacks have significantly weakened Iran’s military capabilities. At the same time, a drone attack was reported near Dubai International Airport in the United Arab Emirates, triggering a large fire and briefly disrupting airport operations. The escalating strikes have raised fears of wider regional instability.

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