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Iran Strikes Should End In Regime Change, Senate Majority Leader Says, Ahead Of War Powers Vote
Iran Strikes Should End In Regime Change, Senate Majority Leader Says, Ahead Of War Powers Vote
Senate Majority Leader John Thune has made the maximalist hawkish US case on Iran, saying that any authorized strikes should result in nothing less than regime change in Tehran.
"In my view, if you’re going to do something there, you better well make it about getting new leadership and regime change," the leading Republican Senator said Thursday. "If you’re going to take some sort of action, I think you want to achieve a result that actually...
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