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Iran’s top negotiator calls US ‘Satan’ after wedding attack

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On Wednesday, Iran’s top negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf labeled the United States as “Satan” following a military strike on a wedding ceremony in the southern Iranian town of Kuhestak. Iranian officials reported that the late-night attack resulted in at least four deaths and dozens of injuries.

In his remarks, Ghalibaf stated that the casualties included children and other family members. He connected this event to a broader pattern of violence, citing additional incidents such as a strike on a school in Minab to emphasize the impact of these attacks on the civilian population.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Vanguard (NG) Focuses on the casualty count and the location of the strike.
Free Malaysia Today (MY) Emphasizes the death of children and broader historical context of attacks.
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