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Guardian Business·13.05.2026·🇬🇧United Kingdom·Política

Trump Dismisses Economic Hardship from Iran War, Prioritizes Nuclear Prevention

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President Trump downplays financial pressures on Americans due to the US-Iran war, focusing solely on preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, despite rising inflation, fuel costs, and concerns ahead of midterm elections.

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Trump Dismisses Economic Hardship from Iran War, Prioritizes Nuclear Prevention

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