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Iran says it's moving into a new strategy of preemptive strikes against U.S.
Bases in the Middle East.
NPR's Jaina Raff has more from Beirut.
Iranian Army spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akramaniya said Friday that recent preemptive strikes targeted U.S.
Forces in Jordan and Syria, along with U.S.
Bases and Iranian opposition groups in the Kurdistan region of Iraq.
The U.S. Does not acknowledge American forces in Syria after a pullout in April,
but it has long maintained a support base on the Jordanian-Syrian border.
The Iranian foreign ministry said Friday on social media that its latest strike in Jordan targeted a U.S.
Base that was preparing to launch attacks on Iran.
Jordan did not comment on the reported strikes.
Jaina Raff, NPR News, Beirut.
Ten days after a devastating flood swept through Nepal, rescuers have pulled two more people alive from the wreckage.
One man was found inside a hydropower tunnel while a woman was rescued from a house.
The rescues come a day after two other survivors were found.
David Fisher, who leads the International Red Cross delegation in Nepal, says the search remains extremely difficult.
Many areas are still cut off, and particularly those farthest to the north.
About four kilometers outside of Dunce, which is the main sort of central capital of the district.
And from there, you have to be either on helicopter or on foot and on foot in this incredible mud.