US EditionIsrael strikes on Iran test Trump’s ‘forever war’ promise
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The US president had previously publicly opposed Israel's military plan, but after Netanyahu's decision to launch the attack, he dramatically supported the action, which has disrupted ongoing nuclear negotiations. Trump said Iran must come to an agreement as soon as possible, but the Tehran regime canceled Sunday's meeting.
As war breaks out with Israel, Iran has run out of good options
The scale of Israel’s strikes on multiple, sensitive Iranian military and nuclear sites on Friday was unprecedented. It was the biggest attack on Iran since the Iran–Iraq War in the 1980s. As expected, Iran responded swiftly, even as Israeli attacks on its territory continued. The unfolding conflict is reshaping regional dynamics, and Iran now finds itself with no easy path forward. Strikes come at a delicate time The timing of the Israeli strik…
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