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The West stands with Israel, Iran is furious: "Double standards and irresponsibility"

Western countries, the UN, and the European Union have condemned the missile and drone attack and warned of a regional war. Tehran summoned the ambassadors of Britain, France, and Germany for a reprimand.
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