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Tehran knows a direct military confrontation could put an end to negotiations to revive the nuclear deal, or even lead to a direct attack when it can’t rely on Russian military backing. So far, it’s not showing signs of intending to take an active, direct part in the war
Over the past few days, Iranian foreign minister Hossein Amirabdollahian has been spouting warnings and threats about the impending day of judgment.
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