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TRUMP CONSIDERS BOOTS ON THE GROUND “This will be a complex military operation.” Ret. Col. Mike Jernigan breaks it down: locating and securing enriched uranium inside hardened structures won’t be quick — but it’s exactly what U.S. forces train for.

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