Iran says no new nuclear proposal, disputing Trump: ‘Confusing and contradictory’ messaging
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Iran says no new nuclear proposal, disputing Trump: ‘Confusing and contradictory’ messaging
A top Iranian official pushed back on President Trump Friday, calling his recent remarks about a nuclear deal “confusing and contradictory.” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One as he returned from the Middle East earlier Friday that the U.S. gave Iran a formal proposal for a new nuclear agreement, urging Tehran to “move quickly.” -
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Trump just undermined America’s strategic partnership with India
Incompetent On May 7, India launched a calibrated military campaign against Pakistan in response to a brutal terrorist attack that had killed 26 civilians in Indian-administered Kashmir. Islamist gunmen had deliberately targeted Hindu tourists, exemplifying the persistent cross-border terrorism that India has long endured. Yet few anticipated that the decisive external actor to intervene, President Trump, would seek not to de-escalate tensions impartially, but to tilt the scales in favor of the state sponsor of terror. -
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😮🙄😮 Trump Suggests Military Members Refuse Raises ‘For the Good of the Country’
“Maybe you don’t want it. Look, for the good of the country you don’t have to take it,” Trump said. “You can go to your commanding officer and say, ‘Sir, I’d rather not take that pay. I love my country. I don’t want; I refuse to take it.” The president then asked for a show of hands from those who will refuse to take the pay increase, but none were raised.
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