Trump frames Iran war as all but over in optimistic social media flurry
Iran’s top negotiator said the US President made seven false claims in just an hour of posting.
Trump frames Iran war as all but over in optimistic social media flurry
Iran’s top negotiator said the US President made seven false claims in just an hour of posting.
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