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President Donald Trump suggested that Iran may be allowed to keep some ballistic missiles as the U.S. reduces its military presence in the region. He noted that discussions among Gulf nations would address 'non-nuclear' issues and emphasized that the U.S. has already diminished Iran's missile capabilities significantly.
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President Donald Trump suggested that Iran may be allowed to keep some ballistic missiles as the U.S. reduces its military presence in the region. He noted that discussions among Gulf nations would address 'non-nuclear' issues and emphasized that the U.S. has already diminished Iran's missile capabilities significantly.
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