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A shaky ceasefire, a fresh assassination plot, and the machinery behind the U.S.–Iran pause

Two days of U.S.–Iran clashes have paused under a fragile ceasefire. Now comes the harder question: whether the pause holds while Israel warns of a fresh Tehran-backed plot to kill President Trump.

A large crowd, many dressed in black, gathers around green flower-adorned coffins bearing Arabic and Persian inscriptions, waving red and Iranian flags while holding a portrait placard reading "Wherever you are we will come for you, Our revenge is certain."
A large crowd, many dressed in black, gathers around green flower-adorned coffins bearing Arabic and Persian inscriptions, waving red and Iranian flags while holding a portrait placard reading "Wherever you are we will come for you, Our revenge is certain." @NYT > WORLD NEWS · Telegram

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