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Iran Has Friends, but Where Are They Now? 
US submarine sinks Iranian warship with torpedo, as Pentagon says it will strike ‘deeper into Iran’ 
Israel launches new strikes on Iran as US identifies first American soldiers killed in conflict 
Iran war fallout: Shock-hit economy rattles policymakers 
War with Iran expands across region; U.S. expects more casualties 
Iranian president says new leadership council ‘has begun its work’ after death of supreme leader