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Iran claims victory as US shifts tone, weighs changing nuclear doctrine

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ישראל היום
“בכיר איראני: "הטון של האמריקנים השתנה לחלוטין - ביססנו את נצחוננו”

מחסן רזאאי, ראש המועצה העליונה לביטחון לאומי באיראן, התייחס למכתבו של סגן נשיא ארה"ב ג'יי.די ואנס ואמר כי טרם השיב לו, אך זיהה שינוי בגישה האמריקנית • טרם התקבלה החלטה רשמית על שינוי דוקטרינת הגרעין אך בטהרן מתנהל דיון בשאלה אם לשמר אותה במקרה של מלחמה נוספת • טראמפ עדיין לא החליט אם לחדש את התקיפות

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Israel Hayom
“Iran claims victory as US shifts tone, weighs changing nuclear doctrine”

Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said Saturday that he had not yet responded to a letter from US Vice President JD Vance but had noticed a significant change in Washington's tone. "I have read the letter, but I have not yet replied," Rezaei said. "Their tone has changed completely, and that […] The post Iran claims victory as US shifts tone, weighs changing nuclear doctrine appeared first on www.israelhayom.com .

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