It's Unclear Whether U.S. President Donald Trump Is Trying to Calm Things Down or Whether He Wants to Spark an Energy War, but Iran Is Willing to Hold Out. Either Way, It Suits Netanyahu
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It's unclear whether U.S. President Donald Trump is trying to calm things down or whether he wants to spark an energy war, but Iran is willing to hold out. Either way, it suits Netanyahu
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