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News · 7 June 2026

100 days into Iran war: 7,000 killed, prices higher

100 days into Iran war: 7,000 killed, prices higher

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After 100 days of war, petrol prices are up in 146 countries, and global oil costs have nearly doubled, impacting ordinary people. The conflict has killed at least 7,000 people and displaced over one million Lebanese; Israel now occupies a fifth of Lebanon. More people have been killed in Lebanon (3,593) than in Iran (3,468), the war's initial target.

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