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IRAN WAR LIVE UPDATES: U.S.-IRAN STRIKES ABATE, BUT SUPPORTERS OF BOTH SIDES EXCHANGE ATTACKS

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The Houthis and Saudi-led forces in Yemen said they had traded strikes, and Ukraine said it struck a ship carrying Russian military supplies to Iran.

NYT > World News reports that the Houthis and Saudi-led forces in Yemen said they had traded strikes, and Ukraine said it struck a ship carrying Russian military supplies to Iran.

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