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Трамп рассматривает возобновление ударов по Ирану после выборов в Конгресс
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Трамп рассматривает возобновление ударов по Ирану после выборов в Конгресс

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Президент США Дональд Трамп сообщил приближенным о возможном возобновлении бомбардировок Ирана после ноябрьских выборов в Конгресс, отказавшись от семидневного плана Тегерана по открытию Ормузского пролива, передает The Wall Street Journal со ссылкой на источник в администрации.

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Соединенные Штаты и Иран находятся в состоянии повышенной напряженности, связанной с региональной безопасностью и контролем над ключевыми морскими путями, включая Ормузский пролив.

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Президент США Дональд Трамп сообщил приближенным о возможности возобновления ударов по Ирану после ноябрьских выборов в американский Конгресс. Об этом пишет The Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

По данным источника в администрации США, глава Белого дома отказался от предложения Тегерана о прекращении огня на семь дней и заявил помощникам, что ожидает возобновления бомбардировок.

Ранее министр иностранных дел Ирана Аббас Аракчи заявил, что Тегеран передал США семидневный план по открытию Ормузского пролива.

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  • Возобновление американских бомбардировок Ирана после ноябрьских выборов в Конгресс

    Possible · Within months

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  • Какие именно цели могут быть выбраны для возобновления ударов?
  • Как отреагирует Иран на возможное возобновление бомбардировок?
  • Каково официальное положение других стран региона по данному вопросу?

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PeopleДональд ТрампАббас Аракчи
OrganizationsБелый домМинистерство иностранных дел ИранаThe Wall Street Journal
PlacesОрмузский проливИранСоединенные Штаты Америки
Topicsиранормузский проливвыборы в конгрессбомбардировкиаракчиwall street journal
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