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IRAN CLAIMS U.S. TARGETED RAILWAY BRIDGES ON ROUTE TO FMR. SUPREME LEADER'S BURIAL SITE

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This storyWhat should the U.S. do if Iran escalates tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz?

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Topic poll · all networksHow many years did Khamenei serve as Iran's Supreme Leader?

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Topic poll · all networksWho bears most responsibility for escalating Iran-U.S. tensions?

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