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At just one year old, Miran should be taking his first steps and learning his first words. Instead, he is recovering in intensive care after being injured in the U.S. strikes on Bandar Abbas in southern Iran.

His story has become one of the human tragedies emerging from the conflict, highlighting the impact that war can have on civilians—especially children.

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00:00A one-year-old toddler is usually just beginning to walk and say a few words.
00:05But for one-year-old Miran, life has suddenly become a fight to survive his wounds and escape
00:12the threat of lasting disability while he endures a longing for his mother.
00:17Miran and his mother were near the Allahu Akbar Hill neighborhood in Bandar Abbas in
00:23southern Iran when American bombs struck a telecommunication tower.
00:28That same night, the US also hid other civilian infrastructure in the city including two bridges
00:36and several roads resulting in further civilian deaths.
00:41Miran's mother was killed instantly while he suffered injuries to his leg, arm and neck.
00:48Now the little boy lies in a hospital's intensive care unit in his aunt's arms with a dazed
00:55look written across his face.
00:57He is far too young to understand the horror that has befallen him, but he is not the first
01:04child to be caught in the grip of American aggression.
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