‘Wait and see’: Trump weighs a return to war with Iran
WASHINGTON — As President Donald Trump considers an increasingly limited, and familiar, scope of options for the war with Iran, he’s receiving an influx of advice about how to proceed from members of his national security team, foreign leaders, Republicans in Congress and allies outside his administration.
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