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As the Israel-Iran tensions escalate, the sound of sirens forces civilians into immediate hiding, with underground stations becoming the most sought-after refuge. With space at a premium and fierce competition for shelter, these stations are packed with families and their loyal pets, who huddle together in fear. Amid the chaos, the bond between humans and their four-legged companions is evident, as they share not just a physical space but the emotional strain of living in constant danger.
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Seeking safety from Iranian strikes, Israelis take cover in underground parking garage shelter alongside with their pet dogs in Tel Aviv, Israel. (AP)
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Holding her furry friend in her arms, a woman seeks safety in an underground shelter, in Tel Aviv, Israel. (AP)
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A dog sits on the lap of her owner as she take shelter in an underground metro station, along with a number of people, as air raid sirens warn of incoming strikes by Iran in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, Israel. (AP)
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Amid a missile alert from Iran, a dog sits calmly among people huddled in a bomb shelter in Haifa, Israel. (AP)
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As air raid sirens blare violently, a woman soothes her anxious looking dog amid the incoming Iranian strikes in Tel Aviv, Israel. (AP)
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People gently calm their pets as, while seeking shelter in a basement in Tel Aviv, multiple deafening air sirens go off due to Iran's strike. (AP)
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People move to a synagogue's bomb shelter as air raid sirens warn of incoming Iranian strikes in Haifa, Israel. (AP)
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