Drone hits Dubai airport as Iran targets commerce; Israel says war will go on - The Washington Post
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Drone hits Dubai airport as Iran targets commerce infrastructure.
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A drone struck Dubai airport as part of Iranian attacks targeting commercial infrastructure, while Israel stated it will continue its military operations. The incident represents an escalation in regional tensions involving Iran's targeting of commerce and Israel's commitment to ongoing warfare.
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