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Trump: No one wants Iran's top job, fears US killing; Cites 8 wars stopped

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News18•26-03-2026, 07:00

Trump: No one wants Iran's top job, fears US killing; Cites 8 wars stopped

•Donald Trump claims to have stopped eight wars and plans to repeat the feat in Iran.
•Trump states no one wants to be Iran's head, fearing death by their own people or the US.
•He terminated the JCPOA, citing Iran's non-compliance and potential nuclear weapon development.
•Trump recalled the assassination of Qasem Soleimani, calling him an "evil man" and a "real leader."
•Iran's Parliament Speaker MB Ghalibaf warns of enemy plans to occupy an Iranian island, threatening retaliation.

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