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Iranian man buried in bombing wants war to continue
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NPR World16.5.2026WeltUnited States

Iranian man buried in bombing wants war to continue

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  • An Iranian man, buried under rubble after a US-Israel bombing campaign, expressed a desire for the war to continue to destroy the regime.
  • Audio of his statement will be available later today.

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An Iranian man, buried under rubble after a US-Israel bombing campaign, expressed a desire for the war to continue to destroy the regime. Audio of his statement will be available later today.

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