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Trump afferma di non avere rimpianti sulla guerra in Iran
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Trump afferma di non avere rimpianti sulla guerra in Iran

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Donald Trump ha dichiarato in un'intervista a Fox di non avere rimpianti riguardo alla guerra in Iran, affermando che prenderebbe le stesse decisioni se dovesse rifarla, nonostante ammetta di interrogarsi talvolta sull'argomento e riconosca che il conflitto non è popolare tra gli americani, soprattutto nella sua base elettorale.

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Trump ha riferito di non avere rimpianti sulla guerra in Iran durante un'intervista a Fox, affermando che agirebbe nello stesso modo se dovesse rifarla, nonostante ammetta di interrogarsi talvolta sull'argomento.

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Donald Trump non ha rimpianti riguardo alla guerra in Iran. "Non credo nel concetto di rimpianto. Qualcuno me lo ha chiesto. Se dovessi rifarla, agirei esattamente come ho fatto", ha detto in un'intervista a Fox. Pur sostendendo che prenderebbe le stesse decisioni sull'Iran, il presidente ha ammesso di interrogarsi talvolta al riguardo. Il conflitto contro Teheran non piace agli americani, soprattutto alla base del presidente che lo ha eletto per girare pagina rispetto alle 'forever war'.

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  • Quali decisioni specifiche Trump sta riferendo quando parla della guerra in Iran
  • Se Trump intende riferirsi a un conflitto militare effettivo o a politiche di pressione
  • Come la base elettorale di Trump abbia reagito specificamente alle sue dichiarazioni sul rimpianto

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