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Trump Leaves Door Open for Ground Troops in Iran Negotiations

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In a recent phone interview, President Trump indicated that he is considering the option of deploying ground troops in Iran if a diplomatic agreement is not reached with Tehran. This statement highlights the administration's ongoing tensions with Iran and the potential for military escalation. The comments come amid ongoing discussions regarding Iran's nuclear program and its regional influence, raising concerns about the implications for U.S. foreign policy and military engagement in the Middle East.

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