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Trump says he’d ‘rather not destroy’ Iran but may ‘have to’: ‘You’ll know soon enough’

6h ago ·  Source: The Times of Israel 73Objectivity score73/100

Trump says he’d ‘rather not destroy’ Iran but may ‘have to’: ‘You’ll know soon enough’

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