🚨 NOW: President Trump is surging DOZENS of US military refueling planes to Israel to prepare for a potential EXPANSION of strikes against Iran — Axios
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🚨 NOW: President Trump is surging DOZENS of US military refueling planes to Israel to prepare for a potential EXPANSION of strikes against Iran — Axios This comes as BRIDGE AND POWER PLANT DAY is coming up, and key infrastructure for the IRGC is being targeted SHOULD'VE MADE A DEAL 🇺🇸 Mr. Nice Guy is no more..
🚨 NOW: President Trump is surging DOZENS of US military refueling planes to Israel to prepare for a potential EXPANSION of strikes against Iran — Axios
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The deployment risks draining U.S. resources and entangling the nation in a Middle‑East conflict that offers little direct security return for Americans.
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