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The last time the United States and Israel attacked Iran, they called it the 12-Day War.

The current war may need some different name because we have reached Day 12 with no sign of the end.

Iran is talking of imposing more pain in retaliation for the U.S.

and Israeli attacks.

Its government said they now consider banks and economic centers a target in the Middle East.

This after Iranians say one of their banks was targeted.

Pete Hexeth, the civilian head of the U.S.

military, made a promise on Tuesday.

Today will be, yet again, our most intense day of strikes inside Iran.

That was yesterday.

So how much damage is the U.S.

doing?

NPR's international correspondent, Aya Batraoui, is in Dubai.

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