A migrant worker who was killed in an aerial attack on the United Arab Emirates on the first day of the Iran war would not have been outside if he had known the conflict had started, his son says.

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Students in Hessam Dehghani’s Persian culture class at the University of British Columbia have been swept up in a wave of emotions since the outbreak of war in Iran, which followed a violent ...

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FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail The Iranian Red Crescent Society says 6,668 civilian sites were struck during attacks carried out ...