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Trump Says 18 US Service Members Killed in Ongoing Iran Operations

President Donald Trump has confirmed that 18 US service members have died during Operation Epic Fury, while saying the six-month conflict could be nearing an end even as strikes on Iranian infrastructure and maritime assets continue. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}
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China Opens Anti-Dumping Probe Into EU Chemicals Ahead of EV Tariffs
Russian Strike Destroys Key Kyiv Bridge as Bombardment Intensifies
Georgia Republicans Reject Governor’s Push for Immediate Congressional Redistricting
CDC Deploys Teams as Florida Dengue Outbreak Reaches Multi-Decade High
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Red Sea Cable Damage Linked to Commercial Ships Rather Than Sabotage
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile After Rejecting South Korean Apology Demand
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US Agencies Move to Streamline Environmental Reviews for Housing Projects
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