
French Media: Trump Ignored Warnings on Iran Retaliation Before Attacks
French media reports indicate that US President Donald Trump ignored repeated warnings from his intelligence services about the risk of Iranian retaliation and a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz before launching attacks that escalated tensions in the Gulf.
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