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Could Iran’s retaliation against the United States lead to war?

8 January 2020

7:11 PM

8 January 2020

7:11 PM

So it happened. Iran has just struck back against the United States for its killing of Quds force chief Qassem Soleimani on 3 January. The Iranians had vowed to retaliate from almost the moment that their most potent – and famous – commander was killed. Iran’s leader Ali Khamenei had vowed a “severe revenge.”

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