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US and Saudi forces conduct strikes on Iranian proxies in Iraq
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Eyad Kourdi, Lex Harvey, Aleena Fayaz, Zachary Cohen, Aditi Sangal, Ramishah Maruf, Piper Hudspeth Blackburn, Nic Robertson, Mohammed Tawfeeq, Billy Stockwell, Aileen Graef, Tal Shalev, Aida Karimi, Mustafa Qadri, Dana Karni, Sana Noor Haq, Betsy Klein, Charlotte Reck, Anna Cooban, Chris Lau, Alejandra Jaramillo, Auzinea Bacon
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Tensions remain high between the US and Iran despite a recent lull in direct military strikes. While President Trump claims Iran requested a halt to hostilities, Iranian officials deny any negotiations are taking place.
Link Copied! The US and Iran may have stopped shooting at each other, but they remain poles apart Analysis by Nic Robertson The two sides may have largely stopped shooting at each other, but listen to Washington and Tehran’s version of events and it’s clear they remain poles apart.
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