Iran fires missiles at Israel for first time since ceasefire
Iran conducted its first missile attack on Israel since the recent ceasefire. Israel is expected to respond, though the scale remains uncertain if casualties are avoided.
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Direct missile exchanges risk broader conflict that could disrupt energy markets and draw in U.S. military assets.
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