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Trump’s flitting stance on Iran war fuels uncertainty

• Says invasion will ‘hardly last longer than a month’, refuses to rule out ‘boots on ground’ • Claims potential successors to Khamenei identified by Washington have also perished • Larijani insists…

2 Mar, 23:18 — 3 Mar, 03:26
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Times of India7h ago

Trump open to 'boots on the ground' in Iran - what does it mean?

US President Donald Trump has not ruled out deploying troops to Iran if circumstances necessitate it, stating all military options remain open. While he believes ground forces are unlikely to be required, he emphasized their potential use if deemed essential.

By TOI WORLD DESK

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Rappler7h ago

Trump seeks to justify Iran war, but stated objectives shift

Trump says the US and Israeli air attacks that began on February 28 have been projected to last four to five weeks but can go on longer

By Reuters

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Dawn7h ago

Trump’s flitting stance on Iran war fuels uncertainty

• Says invasion will ‘hardly last longer than a month’, refuses to rule out ‘boots on ground’ • Claims potential successors to Khamenei identified by Washington have also perished • Larijani insists country prepared for long war; Tehran says over 500 targets hit, more than 550 Iranians killed in strikes • Top US general claims air superiority over Iran; says more losses expected after six soldiers killed, three planes downed WASHINGTON: Anyone trying to keep track of US President Donald Trump...

By none@none.com (Agencies | Monitoring Desk)

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AP9h ago

War in Iran jolts final day of campaigning in Texas primary - AP News

War in Iran jolts final day of campaigning in Texas primary  AP News

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bloomberg11h ago

Rubio Says US’s ‘Hardest Hits’ on Iran Are Still to Come - Bloomberg

Rubio Says US’s ‘Hardest Hits’ on Iran Are Still to Come  Bloomberg

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