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How Putin will benefit from the war in Iran
Pete Hegseth warned that Tuesday, 10 March, will bring the most intense day of strikes against Iran so far, after Donald Trump vowed to end the conflict soon. The US president has shrugged off Russia supplying intelligence to his enemies in Iran and rewarded the Kremlin with the option of lifting oil sanctions against Moscow. The latest moves by the US president beg the question “whose side is he on” – and not for the first time. The Independent World Affairs Editor Sam Kiley explains how, thousands of miles away from the Middle East, Vladimir Putin will be the one benefiting from the war in Iran.
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arabnews.com
Trump, Putin talk of war and peace as US weighs easing Russian oil sanctions
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independent.co.uk
Putin gives Trump easy way out of confused Iran war strategy – and he might take it
As Trump delivers bafflingly mixed messages about the end of the Iran war, he has suggested he may lift oil sanctions on Russia, but that will suit only one man - Vladimir Putin.…
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Hegseth vows most intense day yet of US strikes as Iran aims to fight on
WASHINGTON: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday will be the most intense day yet of US strikes inside Iran as the Islamic Republic, its firepower diminished, vowed to…
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How Putin will benefit from the war in Iran
Pete Hegseth warned that Tuesday, 10 March, will bring the most intense day of strikes against Iran so far, after Donald Trump vowed to end the conflict soon. The US president has…