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Report: US Spy Agencies Analyze How Iran Would React If Trump Declared Victory

US spy agencies are analyzing how Iran may respond if President Trump declared victory and pulled back from the conflict with the Islamic Republic, Reuters reported on Tuesday. The report said that Trump was aware of the political cost to himself and the Republican Party as a result of the war, which, according to polling, […]
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