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As US, Israel and Iran continue fighting, question is how to end 'a war of attrition'



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“US President Donald Trump threatened to destroy Iran's Kharg Island and power grid, were it not to agree to a deal the US sent to Iranian leaders to end the war.”
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“This was later followed by fresh strikes from the US and Israel, which Iran responded to by targeting Gulf nations.”
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“Gaza's evacuated premature babies return to devastated strip”
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“Vital desalination plant in the Gulf become war targets”
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“Syria's al-Sharaa visits Germany to discuss refugee return, war and recovery”
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“Three UN peacekeepers in Lebanon killed in 24 hours”
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“Multiple explosions, airstrikes knock out power in Tehran”
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“'The Houthis hold serious cards' expert says, amid threats to choke off Red Sea passage”
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“Trump's options in Iran range from bad to worse”
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“While Trump vows Iran deal on the way, 'evidence points to another direction'”
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