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Trump is facing an 8-week deadline to decide whether to launch a new large-scale military operation against Iran. NBC News reported that Donald Trump has been asked to decide whether to launch a major new military operation against Iran before January and potentially return control of Congress to Democrats. US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth aims to resume military strikes; On the other hand, J. Dee Vance advocates continuing through diplomacy and negotiations, and Marco Rubio emphasizes the continued pressure of the blockade and sanctions. According to NBC, Trump agreed to military operations several times but changed his mind and canceled them in the final stages before they began. Despite disagreements within the US national security team, no final decision has yet been made on resuming large-scale attacks against Iran.

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Trump is facing an 8-week deadline to decide whether to launch a new large-scale military operation against Iran. NBC News reported that Donald Trump has been asked to decide whether to launch a major new military operation against Iran before January and potentially return control of Congress to Democrats. US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth aims to resume military strikes; On the other hand, J. Dee Vance advocates continuing through diplomacy and negotiations, and Marco Rubio emphasizes the continued pressure of the blockade and sanctions. According to NBC, Trump agreed to military operations several times but changed his mind and canceled them in the final stages before they began. Despite disagreements within the US national security team, no final decision has yet been made on resuming large-scale attacks against Iran.

Trump is facing an 8-week deadline to decide whether to launch a new large-scale military operation against Iran. NBC News reported that Donald Trump has been asked to decide whether to launch a major new military operation against Iran before January and potentially return control of Congress to Democrats. US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth aims to resume military strikes; On the other hand, J. Dee Vance advocates continuing through diplomacy and negotiations, and Marco Rubio emphasizes the continued pressure of the blockade and sanctions. According to NBC, Trump agreed to military operations several times but changed his mind and canceled them in the final stages before they began. Despite disagreements within the US national security team, no final decision has yet been made on resuming large-scale attacks against Iran.

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