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US set to strike Iran’s top brass? Tehran threatens to hit ‘heart of Tel Aviv’
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President Trump is reportedly considering significant new strikes against Iran following stalled nuclear talks and the violent suppression of recent protests. Options discussed include targeting Iranian commanders and institutions responsible for the crackdown, aiming to embolden demonstrators and weaken the government. The US has also moved a carrier strike group closer to the region.
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