Trump prefers long siege to collapse Iran economy: Al Arabiya. Leaks indicate potential military strikes on power stations, bridges, and political and military targets.
Trump prefers a long siege to collapse Iran's economy and oil infrastructure, according to Al Arabiya correspondent Hussein Al-Tawad. Leaks indicate potential military strikes may target power stations, bridges, and political and military sites.
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Trump prefers a long siege to collapse Iran's economy and oil infrastructure, according to Al Arabiya correspondent Hussein Al-Tawad. Leaks indicate potential military strikes may target power stations, bridges, and political and military sites.
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