NYT Report Claims U.S., Israel Considered Ahmadinejad In Iran Regime Plan
According to the report, Israeli officials developed a multistage plan aimed at reshaping Iran’s leadership after the opening strikes of the conflict that began on Feb. 28
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According to the report, Israeli officials developed a multistage plan aimed at reshaping Iran’s leadership after the opening strikes of the conflict that began on Feb. 28
The warning came as mixed signals emerged from the Trump administration regarding negotiations with Tehran
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