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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

US Secretary Marco Rubio Says Iran Seeks Deal but Will Pay Heavy Price

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

US Secretary Marco Rubio claims Iran is daily seeking a deal with the US but will face severe consequences due to its policies and military spending.

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  • Marco Rubio says Iran contacts the US daily seeking a deal.
  • He describes US policy as 'an eye for an eye' against Iran's stance.
  • Rubio warns Iran will pay a heavy price despite its tough rhetoric.
  • He states Iran suffers greatly and will suffer more.
  • Iran could have been the richest Middle Eastern country but funds proxies and missile programs.
US Secretary Marco Rubio Says Iran Seeks Deal but Will Pay Heavy Price
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Iran contacts the United States daily seeking a deal. He described the Trump administration's policy as "an eye for an eye" in response to Iran's similar stance. Rubio asserted that despite Iran's aggressive rhetoric, the country is suffering greatly and will continue to do so. He emphasized that Iran could have been the wealthiest nation in the Middle East but instead diverts its funds to proxies and the development of missiles and drones.

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