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Strikes on Iranian soil: what the open-source record actually shows

Within a 30-minute window on 12 July 2026, Telegram channels carried footage of ATACMS and HIMARS launches and damage at multiple Iranian sites. The claims are unverified. The reporting gaps are themselves the story.

Plumes of dark smoke rise above a sprawling cityscape featuring low-rise buildings, shipping containers, and a highway under an overcast sky.
Plumes of dark smoke rise above a sprawling cityscape featuring low-rise buildings, shipping containers, and a highway under an overcast sky. @JahanTasnim · Telegram

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