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Han pasado 18 meses desde la última guerra en Líbano. Esta vez es diferente Original

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By Joseph Ataman , Isobel Yeung , Brice Laine , Sarah Dadouch 
| CNN en Español
Beirut, Líbano CNN — El Líbano es una nación a la que la guerra no le resulta ajena, pero este conflicto se percibe de manera distinta. Hace apenas 18 meses, las bombas israelíes llovieron sobre todo el país durante semanas. Con la firme intención de neutralizar a la milicia Hezbollah —respaldada por Irán— y de expulsarla de sus bastiones, las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel (FDI) invadieron el sur del país.
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It’s been 18 months since the last war in Lebanon. This time it’s different

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By Joseph Ataman , Isobel Yeung , Brice Laine , Sarah Dadouch 
| Yahoo
Lebanon is a nation that’s no stranger to war, but this conflict feels different. Just 18 months ago, Israeli bombs rained down across the country for weeks. Intent on defanging the Iran-backed militia Hezbollah and uprooting it from its strongholds, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) invaded the country’s south.
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‘I should have been with him’: Ukrainian mother describes the horror of losing her 10-year-old in a Russian airstrike

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By Nick Paton Walsh , Natalie Wright, Kosta Gak, Brice Laine 
| LAPost
Kramatorsk (CNN) — When wars kill many over years, the names of the dead can bleed into faceless lists. But each loss still burns a black hole in the worlds they left behind. And few more so than Tymur Hryhorenko. Most of the bald facts of his death are horrifyingly unremarkable, after three years of Russian bombardment. He was the only death from a huge 4:40 a.m. local time, Russian airstrike that hit a top floor apartment in the frontline town of Kramatorsk on July 22.
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