US embassy in Baghdad attacked, America bombs Iran's oil hub

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The war between the US, Israel and Iran is entering its third week.

And all sides are promised to keep the fight going.

Well, then 2,000 people have been killed.

The US Embassy compound in Baghdad has been targeted in a missile attack for the second

time in a week.

The Embassy is located in the capital's 45 green zone.

Smoke was seen rising from the area, and there were sounds of gunfire heard around the

site.

No word yet on the extent of the damage there.

Meanwhile, the United States destruct Iran's carc island, the country's main oil export

harbour.

The island is located off Iran's southwest coast, nearly 500 kilometers away from the

state of Hamuz.

It's known as the Crown Jewel, or the beating heart of Iran's oil industry, handling

around 90% of crude exports.

Well Trump wrote on social media that while the US hit military targets on car, he chose

quote for reasons of decency not to wipe out the oil infrastructure on the island.

And he added, though, that should Iran, or anyone else, do anything to interfere with

the free and safe passage of ships through the state of Hamuz, he would immediately reconsider

that decision.

Well, Israel continues its bombardment across Lebanon.

One person was killed in an airstrike on the Burj Hamud residential area in northern Beirut

that in the early hours of the morning.

The area isn't under Israel's force evacuation orders.

And Lebanon's health ministry says a separate attack in the south killed at least 12 medical

workers.

An airstrike hit a primary health care center in Burj, Kalawir.

It came out as after another strike targeted health workers in nearby town, killing two

people and wounding three others.

Well, despite the daily Israeli airstrikes on southern Beirut around the airport, Lebanon's

national airline is still flying.

Several others have canceled flights.

Middle East Airlines says it follows strict safety protocols, holding hours-long daily

meetings to assess the risks of keeping Lebanon connected to the rest of the world during

all of the fighting.

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