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U.S. strikes Isfahan as Iran targets fully loaded oil tanker off Dubai



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“U.S. strikes hit a city on Tuesday (March 31, 2026) that is home to one of Iran’s main nuclear sites, sending a massive fireball into the sky, and Tehran attacked a fully loaded Kuwaiti oil tanker in the Persian Gulf.”
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“The conflict has left more than 3,000 dead and caused major disruptions to the world’s supply of oil and natural gas.”
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“Mr. Trump shared footage of the attack on Isfahan.”
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“NASA fire-tracking satellites suggest explosions happened in a mountainous region on the city’s southern edge.”
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“An Iranian drone hit a Kuwaiti oil tanker in waters off the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai, sparking a blaze that was later put out, the Dubai Media Office said.”
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“Authorities said there was no oil spill.”
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“U.S.-Israeli strikes also killed four persons, wounded 26 and damaged a Shia Muslim mosque and religious site in northwest Iran, Iranian media reported.”
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“State television said the building of the Grand Husseiniya... was damaged following the enemy’s morning attack on the Ferdowsi street... parts of the dome and minarets were damaged.”
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“Iranian media reported that the strikes had also hit some 'military sites', without specifying the locations.”
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“Published - March 31, 2026 10:27 pm IST”
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