
The Iranian agency reports two bullets in the Suza area; Irna cites local witnesses who heard an aircraft
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Iran's semi-official Tasnim agency reported two missiles on Qeshm Island. Previously, the state agency IRNA had reported testimonies from local people about two bullets in the Suza area, after the noise of an aircraft.
Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency said two missiles had initially hit Qeshm island, adding that there was no official information on any damage.
Previously, the state news agency IRNA had reported the testimony of local people, according to whom two projectiles had hit the Suza area, on the island of Qeshm, in southern Iran, after the sound of an aircraft was heard above the island.
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