Butcher Shop Owner Missing After Iran Strike

0:00World headlines in two minutes or less, you're tuned in to global news today. A 41-year-old butchershop owner remains the only person missing after a double strike, hit a civilian complex in Iran on Monday. The site included homes, stores, and a ground floor laundry with no military ties, according to neighbors and rescuers. Six bodies have been recovered, along with 18 survivors, but his brothers have only found his car key and jacket despite daily searches. Rescue teams use tractors and dug tunnels into the rubble to reach those trapped, including some in an underground garage after hearing calls for. Help from beneath the debris. The strike came just afternoon and leveled the area into a massive crater amid surrounding damaged buildings. This incident is part of a three-week-old war where US and Israeli strikes have hit over 80,000 civilian structures, according to Iran's. Red Crescent President, nearly 500 schools and 226 medical facilities have also been damaged, with officials noting a rise in attacks on residential zones.

1:03The man's family stays hopeful as searches continue with heavy equipment on site six days later. His brothers visit every day, holding on to the chance he'll be found alive amid the ongoing recovery efforts.