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The Latest: Jerusalem Under Fire as Trump Says Fighting in Iran Could Last '4 Weeks or So'
Iran launched about 100 ballistic missiles at Israel and US bases, claiming high target hit rates amid retaliatory strikes causing over 200 Iranian casualties, officials said.
- On March 1, Iran's armed forces launched about 100 ballistic missiles and drones at Israel and U.S. military bases in the Gulf, prompting interceptions and sheltering, according to initial reports.
- U.S.-Israeli strikes that killed Iran's top leader prompted Tehran's retaliation after intelligence tracked Iranian leaders and shared locations with Israel, influencing strike timing.
- Tehran said it used Emad and Qadr missiles and a hypersonic system, claiming more than 90% hit targets inside Israel, according to Nournews.
- Iran's Red Crescent reported 201 killed and 747 wounded across 24 provinces as three U.S. service members and two Israelis died in strikes, according to reports.
- European leaders condemned Iran, and the UK’s Cobra committee signaled a coordinated response as France plans two warships, Macron said, `France must adapt its military posture`.
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At least eight people have been killed when an Iranian missile hit a town near Jerusalem, according to Israeli emergency services.
Europe expected to join Israel-Iran war as missiles fired toward Jerusalem
Alarms sounded across Jerusalem as Iran launched another wave of missiles and drones toward Israel on March 1, with European powers expected to join the conflict on the side of the US and Israel.
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