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Israel says it intercepted two Iranian ballistic missiles
Israel's air defenses intercepted two Iranian ballistic missiles launched toward northern Israel, marking the first Iranian missile attack since a ceasefire began on April 8. The Israeli military confirmed the interception, with no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
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