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West Asia war: Over 2,100 children killed or injured in Middle East escalation, says UNICEF

Ted Chaiban, Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF, described the situation as deeply alarming during a briefing at the United Nations headquarters in New York

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The escalation has also triggered widespread displacement across multiple countries. Representational Pic/File/AFP

The escalation has also triggered widespread displacement across multiple countries. Representational Pic/File/AFP

Over 2,100 children have been killed or injured since the recent military escalation in the Middle East, according to UNICEF. The agency warned that the situation is rapidly deteriorating, with children bearing the brunt of the violence, reported the IANS.

Ted Chaiban, Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF, described the situation as deeply alarming during a briefing at the United Nations headquarters in New York.

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