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Operation Epic Fury: Trump Says Could Last Four Weeks As Chaos Breaking Loose In Mideast
Operation Epic Fury: Trump Says Could Last Four Weeks As Chaos Breaking Loose In Mideast
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Trump on Iran ops: “We have hit hundreds of targets including Revolutionary Guard facilities, air defense systems, nine ships, and naval buildings.”
Britain threatens to join war on Iran — Telegraph
Trump says conflict with Iran could last four weeks, Daily Mail reports: "It's always been a four week process. We figured it will be four weeks or so. It's always been about a four week process so - as strong as it is, it's a big...
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