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🚨TRUMP BREAKS SILENCE AFTER U.S.–IRAN TALKS COLLAPS After diplomatic talks with Iran fell apart over issues including venue and agenda, U.S. President Donald Trump issued his first public remarks, warning Tehran that its leadership “should be very worried.” Stay connected, follow, subscribe Mossad Commentary

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