
EU Energy Commissioner Warns of Prolonged Instability Amid Iran Conflict; Unicef Reports Child Casualties
EU Energy Commissioner Jørgensen stated that a return to normalcy is not expected soon, emphasizing the need to reduce fuel demand. This comes as Unicef reports over 340 children killed since the start of the Iran conflict, and Japan's Prime Minister plans negotiations with Iran, while Iranian missile debris reportedly fell near the Ukrainian embassy in Israel.
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Parts of Iranian cluster missile fall near Ukrainian embassy in Israel – photo
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Read full article →Iranian missile fragments fall near Ukraine's Embassy in Israel - The Kyiv Independent
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