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🇸🇦💢Saudi FM attacks Iran as reports point to private push for escalation Reports from The Washington Post, The New York Times, and Reuters indicate Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has privately encouraged Donald Trump to launch, maintain, or intensify strikes on Iran, despite Riyadh’s public messaging emphasizing de-escalation...

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