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Trump at G7: 'We'll go back to bombing' Iran if deal collapses
Trump's G7 bomb line is best read as the architecture of the Geneva memorandum: a non-binding text whose entire lifespan is the duration of one president's temper.

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Desk note: The wire read of the G7 moment focused on the bargaining line, the president reverting to coercion. Monexus has framed the story around the legal status of the text itself, on the view that a memorandum of understanding that can be voided by a single judgment is functionally a threat, and that the bomb line is best read as policy, not rhetoric.
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