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The Iran War Isn’t Only Trump’s to End
A U.S. official reported that Donald Trump reprimanded Benjamin Netanyahu for planning strikes on Beirut, which could derail U.S.-Iran negotiations. Trump appears to avoid direct confrontation with Iran, opting for temporary stability over lasting peace, while Iran's top negotiator asserts that concessions are achieved through military readiness, not dialogue.
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