Could tensions in the Middle East cool down following a carefully calibrated and symbolic exchange of strikes?
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It’s a strange thought that launching attacks on other countries could lead to peace, but that seems to be the logic behind the abrupt escalation in conflict in the Middle East beginning Saturday. And now there’s talk of a ceasefire soon.
Here’s a quick recap.
On Saturday, U.S. President Donald Trump authorized air strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, pushing America into Israel’s war with Tehran.
Could tensions in the Middle East cool down following a carefully calibrated and symbolic exchange of strikes?
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