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On March 14th, an "internal message" about ByteDance layoffs circulated online yesterday. "WeChat chat records" showed that ByteDances Wuhan R&D center would undergo large-scale staff reductions, with some "insiders" even confirming that "this adjustment is a done deal." In response to the online rumor that "ByteDances entire Wuhan branch has been laid off," ByteDance stated today: "Currently, ByteDance has over 2,000 employees in Wuhan, covering multiple businesses including life services, Autohome, Lark, ByteDance Engine, and Volcano Engine, and will continue to increase its investment in Hubei. Recently, due to business adjustments, 50 employees will be relocated. The online claim that ByteDances entire Wuhan branch has been laid off is untrue."Iraqi security sources say the fire inside the U.S. embassy caused by the attack has been brought under control.Majid Mousavi, commander of the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran, said that in the past 48 hours, the hit rate of Iranian missiles against U.S. and Israeli targets has "doubled".According to the Associated Press: Iraqi security officials said a missile struck a helicopter landing pad inside the compound of the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.March 14 - Smoke was seen rising over the area of the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, the Iraqi capital, early on the morning of March 14 local time. Iranian sources have confirmed that the embassys air defense system was attacked and destroyed. There has been no response from the United States at this time.
