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Trump’s claim that the Iran war is "effectively over" contradicts Iran’s demand for US surrender, highlighting a dangerous disconnect in the conflict’s status.
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Trump’s claim that the Iran war is "effectively over" contradicts Iran’s demand for US surrender, highlighting a dangerous disconnect in the conflict’s status.
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US President Donald Trump said the war was "effectively over" after meeting Qatar's prime minister in Washington, DC.
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