The Pentagon is seeking $80 billion for the ongoing war with Iran, which the administration launched without full Congressional buy-in.
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The Pentagon is seeking $80 billion for the ongoing war with Iran, which the administration launched without full Congressional buy-in.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Congress debates funding for the Iran war, while Obama refunded $1.7B and Trump struck a deal with Iran.Sub-event
US administration launched an ongoing war with Iran, seeking $80 billion while lacking full Congressional buy-in.1 source
- Donald Trump is accused of supporting Iran by providing economic aid, military technology, and intelligence, while also threatening nuclear action against those who sell weapons.Sub-event
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Donald Trump
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