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Published 7 days ago · TASS · Updated 7 days ago

No accord within US administration on next steps in Iran after congressional elections

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According to the newspaper, some officials are urging US President Donald Trump to launch new strikes against Iran

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According to the newspaper, some officials are urging US President Donald Trump to launch new strikes against Iran

Nov 5, 2026, 1:12 AM UTC

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No accord within US administration on next steps in Iran after congressional elections
According to the newspaper, some officials are urging US President Donald Trump to launch new strikes against Iran
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