As a New Round of U.S.-Iran Talks Gets Under Way, Trump's Hardening Rhetoric and His New Demand for Zero Uranium Enrichment, as Well as Intensifying Military Posturing on Both Sides, Indicate Low Chances of Success. That Makes War – Favored by Netanyahu – More Likely
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As a new round of U.S.-Iran talks gets under way, Trump's hardening rhetoric and his new demand for zero uranium enrichment, as well as intensifying military posturing on both sides, indicate low chances of success. That makes war – favored by Netanyahu – more likely
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