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Ex-senior official suspects Trump to 'bury horrific' incident that killed children: report
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Ex-senior official suspects Trump to 'bury horrific' incident that killed children: report
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A former senior Pentagon official sounded the alarm on Sunday over their belief that the Trump administration was likely to bury an internal investigation into an incident that coincided with the launch of the U.S. war against Iran, an incident one Democratic lawmaker described a…
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