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Trump Says He’s Holding Off on Attack That Would Have Inflicted ‘Military Terror’ on Iran

President Trump said on Saturday night that he decided to hold off on launching major strikes on Iran that he said would have inflicted “military terror” on the country, which came after media reports said he was ready to significantly escalate the war. “The USA is locked and loaded and ready to go against the […]
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