The decision whether to renew major strikes on Iran is, in many ways, the decision of United States President Donald Trump.
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- The decision whether to renew major strikes on Iran is, in many ways, the decision of United States President Donald Trump.
He noted that the decision whether or not to renew major strikes on Iran was "in many ways" the decision of US President Donald Trump, warning that Tehran had the potential to rebuild sites and capabilities damaged or destroyed in the US‑Israeli strikes.
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Origin: extracted from Iran war will end when regime 'falls' or 'ends its nuclear program,' Netanyahu says · 2026-09-12 07:54