Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan Officials In Tehran For Last-Ditch Diplomacy, As US Prepares 96-Hour Strike Window
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Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan Officials In Tehran For Last-Ditch Diplomacy, As US Prepares 96-Hour Strike Window There are many indicators that the US and Israel could soon attack Iran again, with media consensus in the US pointing to the likelihood of a renewed bombing campaign after the midterm elections.
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Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani officials are in Tehran for diplomatic efforts, while the US is preparing a 96-hour strike window. Media consensus in the US points to the likelihood of a renewed bombing campaign by the US and Israel after the midterm elections. Regional countries are seeking a diplomatic breakthrough to stave off the next escalation round, given that past Iranian retaliation has imposed a huge cost on America's Gulf allies.
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Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan Officials In Tehran For Last-Ditch Diplomacy, As US Prepares 96-Hour Strike Window There are many indicators that the US and Israel could soon attack Iran again, with media consensus in the US pointing to the likelihood of a renewed bombing campaign after …
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