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In his own words: Trump’s Iran strike tests his rhetoric on ending wars
Trump’s move to strike Iranian nuclear sites risks embroiling the United States in the sort of conflict he once derided. Like other recent American presidents, Trump said he would not permit Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. In recent months, he had held out hope that diplomacy could avoid the strike he announced Saturday.
Republicans on Capitol Hill quickly lined up behind President Trump after he announced that the U.S. conducted a strike on ...
As President Donald Trump decides whether the United States military should participate in direct military action against ...
President Donald Trump has announced that the U.S. has bombed three nuclear sites in Iran, ending days of speculation over ...
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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is notably absent from the photos of Trump and his key national security ...
The US decision to directly involve in the Iran-Israel conflict comes after 10 days of fighting and has raised concerns over ...
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Leftist voices condemned President Trump's strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities as a war crime, while the president claimed the operation was a spectacular success.
• US strikes Iran: The US struck several key Iranian nuclear facilities early Sunday, including Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan. President Donald Trump claimed the sites were “totally obliterated,” during ...
DONALD Trump has given Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a final two-week deadline to strike a nuclear deal or face “grave consequences” ...
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