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Red Cross scales up in Middle East

Red Cross scales up in Middle East

The Red Cross is significantly expanding its emergency aid and search teams across the Middle East due to the recent escalation of violence. Help operations are currently underway in Iran, Israel, and Lebanon following a series of airstrikes in the region.

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