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NPR. Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Iran has launched missiles against Israel,

targeting populated areas across parts of the country. The attack was in response to

ongoing strikes by Israel on Iran,

including on nuclear facilities. Here's M.B.R.'s Jackie Northam. Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali

Hamini warned after the Israeli strikes that killed senior Iranian military figures and did major damage

to the Natanz nuclear site that Tehran would retaliate. Iran's revolutionary

Guard Corps said it hid dozens of targets in Israel, including military sites with, quote,

precision, claims that could not be verified. U.S. officials say American air defense systems

are helping shoot down Iranian ballistic missiles. Israel's defense minister,

Israel Kat, says in a statement that Iran had crossed a red line by targeting populated areas

and that Iran would pay a heavy price for it. Jackie Northam, NPR News. After roughly a week of

protests over federal immigration raids, a group of around 200 Marines, have moved

into Los Angeles to help protect federal property and personnel. In the meantime, things have

calmed dramatically there. Most overnight arrests were for curfew violations. MPR's Tom Bowman says,

even as the administration appears to be looking to ramp up use of the military and deportation operations.

Some military leaders are looking at the last time Marines were on the streets of L.A.

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