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إيران “تتحدى” عقوبات واشنطن وتراهن على شركائها، وترامب يلوّح بعودة الضربات العسكرية
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إيران “تتحدى” عقوبات واشنطن وتراهن على شركائها، وترامب يلوّح بعودة الضربات العسكرية

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إيران "تتحدى" عقوبات واشنطن وتراهن على شركائها، وترامب يلوّح بعودة الضربات العسكرية صدر الصورة، EPA Published 25 أغسطس/ آب 2026، 14:10 GMT آخر تحديث قبل 3 ساعة مدة القراءة: 6 دقائق تابع الرئيس الأمريكي، دونالد ترامب، هجماته على النظام الإيراني، عبر منصته تروث سوشال، قائلاً إن "دولة إيران الفاشلة لا تدفع رواتب لقطاعات كبيرة من

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