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Donald Trump’s Statements on Iran Keep Changing

Donald Trump’s Statements on Iran Keep Changing - AOL

Donald Trump’s statements regarding Iran amid the war are reportedly changing. The report arrived after the US President made a contradictory statement regarding Vice President JD Vance’s involvement in the next set of peace talks with Iran. Trump launched the military operation against Iran in February, while describing it as a threat. Donald Trump keeps […] The post Donald Trump’s Statements on Iran Keep Changing appeared first on Reality Tea.

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