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Trump Says No Attack on Iran Tonight, Netanyahu Warns Tehran
U.S. President Donald Trump announced Sunday that no attack on Iran would occur that night. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited a missile battery and warned Iran and its proxies against testing Israel, promising a disproportionate response.
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- 01President Donald Trump stated Sunday that the U.S. would not attack Iran that night.
- 02Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran and its proxies against testing Israel.
- 03Netanyahu promised Iran a disproportionate response if it initiated conflict.
- 04Iran's Fars News Agency reported Tehran threatened Germany with targeting its regional bases.
- 05Tehran also warned Germany against harassing Iranian citizens, according to the report.
Iran's Fars News Agency reported Tehran threatened Germany with targeting its regional bases if it engaged in military confrontation, and also warned Germany against harassing Iranian citizens.
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