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US Tries to Distance Itself From Israeli Strikes on Oil Infrastructure in Iran

The US has tried to distance itself from Israel’s weekend airstrikes on oil infrastructure in Iran, which turned the skies over Tehran black and poured toxic rain mixed with oil on the city. US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth was asked about reports of US discontent over the Israeli strikes and insisted the US and […]
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