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Iran 'Considering' Ground Incursion Into Kuwait To Seize US Bases: Report
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Iran 'Considering' Ground Incursion Into Kuwait To Seize US Bases: Report
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Iran may be weighing a ground assault on American military installations in Kuwait, with the possibility of taking US troops hostage, if Washington does not halt its ongoing air campaign against Tehran. Multiple reports claimed the development on Monday, citing remarks from an Ir…
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