Two teenagers killed in Shiraz, two dead in Abu Dhabi as Iran war expands

Two teenagers killed in Shiraz, two dead in Abu Dhabi as Iran war expandsDeadly attacks rise as Israel announces strikes on Isfahan and as Trump and Tehran debate ceasefire terms.As the US-Israel war on Iran expands, attacks by Israel and the United States killed two teenagers in Shiraz, while two people were reportedly killed in the Emirati capital, Abu Dhabi.The Iranian teenagers were killed on Wednesday evening in an assault on a residential area in the county of Shiraz, Iranian media reported. The IRNA news agency identified the boys as Ilya and Amir Hossein Sharafi, who lived in the village of Kafri.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3US tells Iran to accept defeat or Trump will ‘unleash hell’list 2 of 3Iran releases video claiming to show downing of US jetlist 3 of 3Egypt says it is ready to host Iran de-escalation talksend of listHours later, on Thursday, the Israeli military said it was launching a “wave of extensive strikes” targeting the city of Isfahan in central Iran.The toll on civilians in the region worsened on Thursday as the UAE reported that two people were killed in Abu Dhabi after debris from an ‌intercepted missile fell on a main road, amid continued Iranian attacks across the Gulf.‘Nonstop’ attacks in Iran, injuries reported in IsraelAl Jazeera’s Mohamed Vall, reporting from Tehran, said attacks in Iran had been “going on nonstop”.“It’s a vast campaign just like any other day, but it is increasing in number and in intensity,” he said.Strikes were also reported in the cities of Bandar Abbas and Karaj, as well as at the Lamerd airport in Fars province. Mashhad and Taybad cities in Razavi Khorasan province, near the border with Afghanistan, were also hit, despite having been so far largely spared from the conflict.Vall said these latest targets pointed to “an expansion of the number of cities and the geographic area” of the US-Israeli strikes.Meanwhile, Iran’s latest missile barrage injured several people in central Israel.