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Strait of Hormuz closure threatens US bond market as gold eyes $6,000 KITCO
Six Palestinians have been killed during attacks by settlers in the West Bank since the start of Israel's war, the UN says.
How many ships have been attacked in the Gulf since start of Iran war? Reuters
At Least 3 Ships Are Struck In and Around the Strait of Hormuz The New York Times
US strikes hit ships in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions escalate USA Today
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Iran Health Official Warns WHO of Rising Civilian Casualties IranWire
Three more vessels hit by projectiles in Strait of Hormuz, showing merchant ships remain in firing line The Detroit News
IEA calls for historic oil reserve release amid Iran war Axios
Live updates: Ships attacked in Strait of Hormuz; Iran's new leader injured in the war NBC 7 San Diego
US destroys 16 Iranian mine boats as Strait of Hormuz oil showdown escalates Fox News
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IEA agrees to release 400 million barrels of oil to address Iran war supply disruption CNBC
The move marks the latest escalation in diplomatic relations between the two countries
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By Michaela Cabrera PARIS, March 11 (Reuters) - UNESCO said it is deeply concerned about the fate of world heritage sites in Iran and across the region, after Tehran's Golestan palace, often compared to Versailles, and a historic mosque and palace in Isfahan were damaged in the war. The United Nations' cultural agency on Wednesday urged all parties to protect the region's outstanding cultural sites, saying four of Iran's 29 world heritage sites had been damaged since the start of the U.S. and Israeli war with Iran.
What to know about the challenges of reopening the Strait of Hormuz The Globe and Mail
‘It will be challenging to learn English, or to know about the new culture, but everything takes time’, says Afghanistan-born cricket player Tooba Sarwari Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast If anyone knows the emotional turmoil the Iranian football players have experienced in the past 48 hours, as they leave their homeland behind for a new life in Australian, it’s Tooba Sarwari. The Afghanistan-born cricket player left everything behind when she fled to Australia on a humanitarian visa in 2021 amid the fall of Kabul. The Iranian footballers’ individual experiences are as unique as they are unenviable, says Sarwari, who arrived on a humanitarian visa amid the fall of Kabul. Continue reading...