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Unrest grows in Baghdad as crowds push toward US-linked Green Zone after Khamenei’s death
Unrest grows in Baghdad as crowds push toward US-linked Green Zone after Khamenei’s death
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Unrest grows in Baghdad as crowds push toward US-linked Green Zone after Khamenei’s death

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Hundreds of Iraqis attempted to breach Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone after the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, prompting security forces to respond with tear gas as unrest escalated near the US embassy.

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