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Trump’s threats of potential war crimes against Iran surprised the world. Based on his history, they shouldn’t have. — Pete Hegseth | ChamberLight
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President Trump's threats against Iranian civilian infrastructure and his appointment of Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary signal a rejection of international laws of war, raising concerns about potential war crimes and military ethics.
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