Iran denies targeting UK-US military base, France municipal elections

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Israel is, of course, waging a war on another front in Lebanon.

It's begun a wave of attacks on the southern part of the country.

Yes, there you see it, targeting bridges across the Latani river.

The Israeli army says they've been used by Hezbollah

and that they need to be destroyed in order to prevent attacks on northern Israel.

Saudi Arabia has given the Iranian military attache

and four other diplomats 24 hours to leave the country.

That says Iran attacks its Gulf neighbours, Saudi Arabia, Q8,

and the United Arab Emirates have all intercepted several drones and missiles on Sunday.

Iran has denied targets against joint British U.S. military base in the Indian Ocean.

The attack was first reported on Saturday when the UK issued a statement

condemning the attack and calling it unsuccessful.

And despite Iran's denial, Israel says the attack highlights Iran's ability to strike well beyond the Middle East.

Let's take a look at some of the days.

Other global news and a strike on a hospital in Sudan's east of first aid is killed at least 64 people

and destroyed part of the facility.

The World Health Organization says the al-Dain teaching facility was targeted on Friday.

About 90 other people were injured.

The strike badly damaged, the pediatric, the attorney and emergency departments.

The hospital has been forced to close, not yet clear, who carried out the strike.

Government forces in the paramilitary RSF have blamed each other.

The two sides have been fighting for controllers who are down for the past three years.

Cuba is scrambling to restore power supplies after the third nationwide blackout this month.

Plunged millions of people into darkness.

The country's aging energy grid is under growing strain because of a U.S. imposed oil blockage.

The blackouts have left many struggling to get basic supplies that include food and water.

To France, now, where voters are casting their ballots in the second round of municipal elections.

The poll is being seen as a test ahead of next year's presidential elections.

In a country that's increasingly polarized, new alliances are forming on the left and on the right.

And one of the most closely watched races is for the mayor of Paris.

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