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Special Forces, Dozens Of Planes: How US Rescued F-15 Jet Crew From Iran
The US Military sent dozens of aircraft, armed with the most lethal weapons in the world, to retrieve the missing fighter jet crew member, Trump said.
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"He Fooled, Deceived Us": Iranian Protesters Say Trump "Betrayed" Them
For many Iranians who poured onto the streets during the latest wave of protests, US President Donald Trump appeared to be a potential lifeline. That belief, protesters say, is what makes his subsequent reversal feel like a betrayal.
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2 US Navy SEALs Missing After Secret Op To Seize Houthi Weapons
Two operatives of the US Navy SEALs, a special forces combat unit of the Navy, are missing following a night-time covert operation conducted by the Navy to stop the supply of lethal weapons from Iran to the Houthi rebels.
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US Condemns Lethal Force, Communications Restrictions In Iran
The White House on Sunday condemned protest-hit Iran for using "lethal force" against demonstrators during unrest that left two dead -- a civilian and a policeman -- and saw authorities arrest dozens and restrict internet access.
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Special Forces, Dozens Of Planes: How US Rescued F-15 Jet Crew From Iran
The US Military sent dozens of aircraft, armed with the most lethal weapons in the world, to retrieve the missing fighter jet crew member, Trump said.
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"He Fooled, Deceived Us": Iranian Protesters Say Trump "Betrayed" Them
For many Iranians who poured onto the streets during the latest wave of protests, US President Donald Trump appeared to be a potential lifeline. That belief, protesters say, is what makes his subsequent reversal feel like a betrayal.
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2 US Navy SEALs Missing After Secret Op To Seize Houthi Weapons
Two operatives of the US Navy SEALs, a special forces combat unit of the Navy, are missing following a night-time covert operation conducted by the Navy to stop the supply of lethal weapons from Iran to the Houthi rebels.
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US Condemns Lethal Force, Communications Restrictions In Iran
The White House on Sunday condemned protest-hit Iran for using "lethal force" against demonstrators during unrest that left two dead -- a civilian and a policeman -- and saw authorities arrest dozens and restrict internet access.
