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Trump threatens to cripple Iran’s Infrastructure if shipping lanes are attacked
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Trump threatens to cripple Iran’s Infrastructure if shipping lanes are attacked

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Trump 7 world leaders with the most assassination attemptsPresident Donald Trump has threatened to launch crippling strikes on Iran’s civilian infrastructure, including bridges and power plants, if Tehran

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