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Travel is a mess for hundreds of thousands of people across the Middle East in the aftermath of U.S.-Israeli strikes in Iran.

Israel, Qatar, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and Bahrain have all closed their airspace to commercial flights, forcing the shutdown of major hub airports in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha.

Close to 3,000 flights have been canceled by airlines in the region, and some international airports in London, Mumbai, Delhi, and elsewhere reported dozens of flights canceled as well.

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With a promise to avenge the deaths of three American service members killed in the fight against Iran, President Trump today grieved their loss, calling them American patriots, but predicted more losses are ahead.

Five service members were seriously wounded.

President Trump spoke earlier in an address posted online.

He declared that combat operations will continue and called on Iran's fighting forces to surrender.

Trump called Iran's supreme leader, who along with senior Iranian leaders was killed in the Saturday attack by the U.S.

and Israel, a wretched, vile man responsible for countless deaths.

Iran says it is currently led by its president, the head of the judiciary there, and a representative of the Council of Experts.

Iran's state-run news agency says the death toll from an attack on a girls' elementary school has reached 153, and PR's Aya Batrawi has the latest.

The leaders of Britain, France and Germany are saying they are ready to work together with the U.S.,

to defend their interests in the Middle East after missile attacks from Iran.

NPR's Rob Schmitz reports.

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