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Trump Claims Allies, Including Israel, Asked Him Not to End Iran Conflict
U.S. President Donald Trump said he could end the conflict with Iran immediately but is acting on the request of allies, including Israel, who prefer a slower approach. The IRGC claimed responsibility on November 13 for striking a U.S. radar station in Bahrain, calling it retaliation for an attack on Iran.
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What happened
- 01President Trump stated allies, including Israel, asked him not to end the Iran conflict immediately.
- 02The IRGC claimed responsibility on November 13 for striking a U.S. radar station in Bahrain.
- 03Trump asserted U.S. forces have crippled Iran's military and air defense capabilities.
- 04He claimed Iran was two weeks away from obtaining a nuclear weapon before U.S. intervention.
- 05Trump accused Iran's leadership of being an "evil empire" and killing protesters.
Trump asserted U.S. forces have crippled Iran's military and prevented it from obtaining a nuclear weapon, which he claimed was imminent.
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