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Trump was not keen on targeting attacks following downing of army helicopter: Report
US President Donald Trump reportedly downplayed Iran's downing of a US helicopter, calling it 'not a big deal,' but later shifted stance after military officials suggested action. The Wall Street Journal reported the president initially opposed targeting attacks following the incident.
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