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Washington Today (6-20-25): Pres. Trump: Iran decision pause to see if "people come to their senses'
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46:46Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump says two more weeks he is waiting to decide to whether to attack Iran over its nuclear weapons program is “a time to see whether or not people come to their senses."
United Nations Ambassadors from Iran and Israel trade accusations at a UN Security Council meeting as their countries continue their military campaigns against each other.
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