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Iran, From Tehran Rage and Hope of Negotiations After US Raids

Summary by Il Tempo
Tehran, 2 sets. (askanews) - Iranians react to the heaviest exchange of attacks with the United States in recent weeks. At least 19 people have been killed in Iran, four of them during a marriage in the south of the country. In the rumors gathered in the capital live with anger for civilian victims, support for the Iranian response and the hope that the parties will return to the negotiating table. Parisa Rahimi, employee of a transport company:…
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Tehran, 2 sets. (askanews) - Iranians react to the heaviest exchange of attacks with the United States in recent weeks. At least 19 people have been killed in Iran, four of them during a marriage in the south of the country. In the rumors gathered in the capital live with anger for civilian victims, support for the Iranian response and the hope that the parties will return to the negotiating table. Parisa Rahimi, employee of a transport company:…

·Rome, Italy
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On Wednesday, Iran led a major response in the Middle East and swore to "break" the American enemy after a night of deadly strikes on its soil, which have bereaved a marriage. A "war crime" according to Tehran.

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Washington -- Tehran -- capitals -- agencies -- the United States and Iran returned to war yesterday Wednesday, after the biggest shootout in weeks, threatening Washington with more devastating strikes, while Iran denounced an attack that said...

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Il Tempo broke the news in Rome, Italy on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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