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White House Asked For Military Options To Strike Iran: Report
The White House's national security team last fall asked the Pentagon to provide it with options for striking Iran after a group of militants aligned with Tehran fired mortars into an area in Baghdad that is home to the US Embassy, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.
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Pentagon Chief Says Iran Deal Strengthens US Military Option
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter offered assurances Friday that the Iran nuclear deal will leave Washington with a "more effective" military option if that becomes necessary.
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Pentagon Chief Says Iran Nuclear Deal Does Not 'Prevent Military Option'
The Iran nuclear deal does not mean military action is off the table when it comes to stopping Tehran from obtaining an atomic bomb, US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter said Sunday ahead of a visit to Israel.
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US Military Option 'Old Habit That Dies Hard': Iran Foreign Minister
Iran's foreign minister dismissed today the threat of a US military strike against Tehran's nuclear sites, describing such warnings as an "old habit that dies hard" given ongoing diplomacy.
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Military Option on Iran 'Intact' Despite Missiles: United States
The delivery of Russian S-300 air defense missiles to Iran will not affect America's ability to strike at Tehran's nuclear facilities if necessary, the top US military officer said on Thursday.
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US Considers Air Strikes on Iraq, Holds Talks With Iran
President Barack Obama considered options for military action to support Iraq's besieged government on Monday, and US and Iranian officials held talks to stabilize the region, which has been roiled by the advance of Sunni rebels toward Baghdad.
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Iran warns Barack Obama's 'flip-flop' threatens trust building efforts
Iran's foreign minister warned Barack Obama today that "flip-flop" threatened efforts to build trust, after the US president told the Israeli premier the military option remained on the table.
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White House Asked For Military Options To Strike Iran: Report
The White House's national security team last fall asked the Pentagon to provide it with options for striking Iran after a group of militants aligned with Tehran fired mortars into an area in Baghdad that is home to the US Embassy, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.
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Pentagon Chief Says Iran Deal Strengthens US Military Option
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter offered assurances Friday that the Iran nuclear deal will leave Washington with a "more effective" military option if that becomes necessary.
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Pentagon Chief Says Iran Nuclear Deal Does Not 'Prevent Military Option'
The Iran nuclear deal does not mean military action is off the table when it comes to stopping Tehran from obtaining an atomic bomb, US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter said Sunday ahead of a visit to Israel.
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US Military Option 'Old Habit That Dies Hard': Iran Foreign Minister
Iran's foreign minister dismissed today the threat of a US military strike against Tehran's nuclear sites, describing such warnings as an "old habit that dies hard" given ongoing diplomacy.
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Military Option on Iran 'Intact' Despite Missiles: United States
The delivery of Russian S-300 air defense missiles to Iran will not affect America's ability to strike at Tehran's nuclear facilities if necessary, the top US military officer said on Thursday.
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US Considers Air Strikes on Iraq, Holds Talks With Iran
President Barack Obama considered options for military action to support Iraq's besieged government on Monday, and US and Iranian officials held talks to stabilize the region, which has been roiled by the advance of Sunni rebels toward Baghdad.
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Iran warns Barack Obama's 'flip-flop' threatens trust building efforts
Iran's foreign minister warned Barack Obama today that "flip-flop" threatened efforts to build trust, after the US president told the Israeli premier the military option remained on the table.
