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Pentagon officials reportedly warn against war with Iran

A report says military officials warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about the risks of war with Iran. The headline describes an assessment or warning, not a new military action.

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Reported internal concern highlights the potential regional and operational costs of a U.S.-Iran conflict.

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