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They were supposed to last a few weeks, six months have already passed: the US-Iran conflict drags on

The conflict between the United States and Iran, initially expected to last only a few weeks, has now been ongoing for six months, with several analysts warning that the economic cost of this war for Americans could have serious political consequences, even threatening Donald Trump's presidency.

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