Watch: Retaliations continue on day two of US-Israel attacks on Iran
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Donald Trump warned of more US deaths after three US service members have been killed in action on the second day of US-Israel attack on Iran.
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Watch: Retaliations continue on day two of US-Israel attacks on Iran US President Donald Trump warned "there will likely be more" US casualties during operations in Iran in a statement posted on Truth Social. This comes as US Central Command said three US service members have been killed in action and five "seriously wounded". In Israel, nine people have been killed after a missile strike in the city of Beit Shemesh, according to medical services. Meanwhile Iranian officials say at least 153 people including children were killed after a reported strike hit a school on Saturday, according to Iranian officials. Iran has blamed the US and Israel. Centcom said it was looking into reports of the incident, while Israel's military said it was "not aware" of any IDF operations in the area. The UAE has said three people have been killed by Iranian attacks since Saturday, while in Kuwait, one person has reportedly been killed. More on this story. Video edited by Amy Walker. 1 hour ago Middle East Israel Iran Donald Trump United States Share Save Lunar New Year 2026: Celebrations around the world Millions of people around the world are celebrating the start of the Lunar New Year, with festivities taking place from Hong Kong to Buenos Aires. World Watch: The US and Russia's nuclear treaty is dead. What comes next? The expiration of New START means there are no limits on nuclear weapons between both countries for the first time since 1991. World Ecuador says ICE tried to enter its Minneapolis consulate — here's what happened The BBC's Ione Wells looks at the Ecuadorian government's response to the incident, which occurred during a time of heightened tension in the US city. World Watch: 'It's incorrect' - US veterans react to Trump remarks on Nato in Afghanistan The veterans remarks follow comments by US President Donald Trump suggesting Nato allies avoided front-line combat during the war in Afghanistan. World Watch: Three things to know about Trump's Board of Peace The BBC's Wa...
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