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Bahraini authorities have confirmed that an Iranian attack targeted a facility near Salman Port in Manama, sparking a fire at the site as civil defense teams work to contain the blaze. Warning sirens activated across several areas prompted officials to urge citizens and residents toward safe locations amid escalating Iranian strikes on Gulf countries hosting US military assets.Bahraini authorities have confirmed that an Iranian attack targeted a facility near Salman Port in Manama, sparking a fire at the site as civil defense teams work to contain the blaze. Warning sirens activated across several areas prompted officials to urge citizens and residents toward safe locations amid escalating Iranian strikes on Gulf countries hosting US military assets.More than 4,000 civilian buildings in Iran have been damaged or destroyed since the US-Israeli offensive began Feb. 28, the Iranian Red Crescent reported Friday. Head of the organization Pir-Hossein Kolivand stated that 3,646 homes and civilian facilities have been targeted, while 528 commercial units were completely destroyed, with three hospitals forced out of service.Türkiye warned Thursday it reserves the right to respond to hostile actions after a ballistic munition fired from Iran was detected heading toward Turkish airspace. NATO air and missile defense units intercepted the projectile in the Eastern Mediterranean, as Ankara closely monitors the expanding regional conflict.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held separate meetings Tuesday with US Ambassador to Türkiye and Special Envoy for Syria Tom Barrack, and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development President Odile Renaud-Basso in Ankara. The discussions covered bilateral relations and regional developments.

Bahraini authorities have confirmed that an Iranian attack targeted a facility near Salman Port in Manama, sparking a fire at the site as civil defense teams work to contain the blaze. Warning sirens activated across several areas prompted officials to urge citizens and residents toward safe locations amid escalating Iranian strikes on Gulf countries hosting US military assets.Bahraini authorities have confirmed that an Iranian attack targeted a facility near Salman Port in Manama, sparking a fire at the site as civil defense teams work to contain the blaze. Warning sirens activated across several areas prompted officials to urge citizens and residents toward safe locations amid escalating Iranian strikes on Gulf countries hosting US military assets.More than 4,000 civilian buildings in Iran have been damaged or destroyed since the US-Israeli offensive began Feb. 28, the Iranian Red Crescent reported Friday. Head of the organization Pir-Hossein Kolivand stated that 3,646 homes and civilian facilities have been targeted, while 528 commercial units were completely destroyed, with three hospitals forced out of service.Türkiye warned Thursday it reserves the right to respond to hostile actions after a ballistic munition fired from Iran was detected heading toward Turkish airspace. NATO air and missile defense units intercepted the projectile in the Eastern Mediterranean, as Ankara closely monitors the expanding regional conflict.Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held separate meetings Tuesday with US Ambassador to Türkiye and Special Envoy for Syria Tom Barrack, and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development President Odile Renaud-Basso in Ankara. The discussions covered bilateral relations and regional developments.

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Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

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Pakistani shops back boycott of French products over Macron remarks, support Turkish goods

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

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Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

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Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

Supermarkets across Pakistan took part in the global initiative to boycott French products in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's blasphemous remarks against Islam, urging people to support Turkish goods instead.

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