Mehrabad Airport in Tehran Hit by Airstrikes, Smoke Billowing
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Tehran's Mehrabad Airport has been hit by airstrikes during a major assault on the capital, causing severe damage to this critical infrastructure.
Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran, Iran — located right within the city — was hit by airstrikes in the latest wave of attacks, according to reports from Iranian media and international sources. 
Initial images and reports show a plume of smoke rising from the airport area following bombings and mass strikes on targets within the capital. 
Mehrabad Airport primarily serves domestic flights and is located near central Tehran; it is one of the key infrastructure facilities affected in the ongoing major air campaign.
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