US conducts strikes on Iranian targets for sixth consecutive night
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The two countries signed a memorandum of understanding in mid-June that was to pave the way for an end to the conflict that broke out when the US, together with Israel, launched airstrikes in Iran on February 28. It was held before Centcom launched the latest wave of attacks. - They have told the president that they still want to make a deal. - We are talking to them, but again, the president is not going to let them shoot at ships in the strait (Strait of Hormuz, ed.) without consequences, Leavitt said according to news agency AFP.
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The two countries signed a memorandum of understanding in mid-June that was to pave the way for an end to the conflict that broke out when the US, together with Israel, launched airstrikes in Iran on February 28.
according to BT +1It was held before Centcom launched the latest wave of attacks. - They have told the president that they still want to make a deal. - We are talking to them, but again, the president is not going to let them shoot at ships in the strait (Strait of Hormuz, ed.) without consequences, Leavitt said according to news agency AFP.
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