American spy agencies assess Iran's new supreme leader is more willing than his predecessor to pursue a nuclear bomb
US intelligence fears Trump's Iran war could push new leader to seek thermonuclear weapon
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The new supreme leader of Iran is much more willing to pursue obtaining a nuclear bomb than his deceased father was, according to US intelligence agencies. US intelligence agencies fear that Trump's harsh war with Iran could prompt the country's new leader to develop a thermonuclear weapon.
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The new supreme leader of Iran is much more willing to pursue obtaining a nuclear bomb than his deceased father was, according to US intelligence agencies.
reliability low1/3 sourcesUS intelligence agencies fear that Trump's harsh war with Iran could prompt the country's new leader to develop a thermonuclear weapon.
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US intelligence agencies fear that Trump's harsh war with Iran could prompt the country's new leader to develop a weapon...
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