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Forget the Forever Wars. We May Be in Forever Limbo.

Forget the Forever Wars. We May Be in Forever Limbo.
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President Trump attempted to leverage a potential Iran deal to expand the Abraham Accords during a conference call with Middle Eastern leaders. The proposal was met with awkward silence and skepticism, highlighting the difficulty of aligning regional diplomatic interests.

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The report illustrates the complexities and potential friction in U.S. foreign policy efforts to link disparate regional security agreements.

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Trump wants out of Iran, but he doesn’t want a nuclear deal worse than Obama’s.

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The narrative focuses on the 'awkwardness' and failure of the diplomatic effort, reflecting a critical tone toward the administration's approach.

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