Trump Signals Major Strike on Iran as Pressure Mounts
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The Trump administration is moving closer to authorizing a significant military response against Iran, signaling that Tehran hasn't faced sufficient consequences for its actions. Multiple sources indicate preparations for what could be described as the most punishing operation yet - larger in scope than previous strikes. Meanwhile, Iran appears to be reconsidering escalation, potentially backing away from direct confrontation to prevent further collapse of its Hezbollah proxy forces.
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