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Report says Trump’s war on Iran has lasted six months

The available information describes an ongoing US war with Iran and says Congress has tools to end it. No specific new military action or consequence is provided.

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A prolonged US-Iran conflict would pose sustained regional escalation and broader security risks.

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  1. 'We won.' 'Winding down.' 'Close to over.': Six months of Trump's comments on Iran war ↗newstribune.com · Recorded source date: Aug 30, 2026, 1:46 PM UTC

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