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A federal court in Virginia has ruled that Iran and North Korea are liable for over $486 million in damages related to terrorist attacks that harmed Americans between 2019 and 2023. The judgment benefits 47 plaintiffs, including victims and their families, and highlights the ongoing issues of enforcing such judgments against foreign governments.
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A federal court in Virginia has ruled that Iran and North Korea are liable for over $486 million in damages related to terrorist attacks that harmed Americans between 2019 and 2023. The judgment benefits 47 plaintiffs, including victims and their families, and highlights the ongoing issues of enforcing such judgments against foreign governments.
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US court finds Iran and North Korea liable for terrorist attacks harming Americans
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