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Foreign Affairs Three Things to Remember If U.S. Bombs Iran War was chosen, not inevitable. Credit: Stringer/Getty Images The air and sea power that is massing near Iran is terrifying. The same aircraft carrier that was deployed to Venezuela is now on its way to Iran, where it will join a second aircraft carrier. They are accompanied by guided missile destroyers, cruisers, submarines, hundreds of fighter jets , and ballistic missile defense systems . Axios reports that “the Trump administration is closer to a major war in the Middle East than most Americans realize.” Sometimes, U.S. President Donald Trump has set the red line by saying simply that Iran can have “NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS .” At other times, he has said that a deal must…Open
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