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Iran war unlikely to expand in short-term, security officials say | The Jerusalem Post
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Iran war unlikely to expand in short-term, security officials say | The Jerusalem Post
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Security sources said on Friday that the chances of expanding the military confrontation with Iran in the near term have decreased, following a series of meetings and discussions with senior US officials. According to the officials, US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose …
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