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No end in sight for new Iran war
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No end in sight for new Iran war
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- currentsapi(Mixed)By Nahal Toosi; Paul McLeary; Megan Messerly
No end in sight for new Iran war There was little hope in the region for a swift resolution to the fighting as the two sides remain unable to resolve control of the Strait of Hormuz. As the U.S. war with Iran resumes, there is little sign that diplomacy can stop it. Efforts by Ar…
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