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Iran attacks fuel tanks in Bahrain
Iran attacked fuel storage tanks at a facility in Bahrain's Muharraq Governorate on Thursday. No specific details regarding casualties or the extent of the damage were provided in the report.
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Haarlem to ban petrol mopeds from city center starting 2028
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