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What if Iran Says No?
Rumors persist that the Trump administration is actively seeking an off-ramp to the escalating conflict with Iran. The prevailing assumption within certain circles of the White House is that Tehran, having sustained serious damage from recent military strikes, would welcome a cessation of hostilities. This calculation, however, rests on a dangerous misreading of Iranian resolve, […]
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New US strikes in Iran reported, after Iranian drone intercepts in Hormuz area.
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Authored by Ryan Morgan via The Epoch Times,
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