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CENTCOM chief briefs Trump on military options against Iran
Senior advisors to the Trump administration are considering the possibility of Israel striking Iran first to provide better optics and garner voter support for a US strike, as 12 American F-22 Raptor fighter jets recently landed at an Israel Air Force base.
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Former Israeli prime minister argues Iran is trying to 'buy time' with Geneva talks
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett isn't convinced that the Iranian regime is sincere about ongoing talks with the United States about its nuclear program.
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Trump moves more military might to the Middle East as Iran fails to...
WASHINGTON -- Iran left talks with the US on Thursday without a deal to end its nuclear program as President Trump escalated his military buildup in the Middle East to prepare for war.
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House Dems to force vote to block Trump from waging war on Iran
The vote will take place next week when the House gavels back into session from recess and comes amid Trump's massive military build-up near Iran during negotiations with Tehran over its nuclear program.
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Iran: Talks to continue with US on Monday
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Further progress was made in the third round of nuclear talks with the US and "technical talks" are planned to begin on Monday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told reporters on Thursday evening.
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Iran would be outgunned in any war with the US but could still inflict considerable pain
JERUSALEM (AP) -- As U. S. forces mass in the Middle East, Iran faces the threat of major strikes by the world's most powerful military, potentially targeting its leaders, military, nuclear sites and critical infrastructure.
