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U.S. shifts from economic pressure on Iran to direct strikes

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CNBC World reports that after discussions about the United States transitioning to economic warfare toward Iran, Washington has opted for a return to actual strikes.

The outlet frames the change as a move in the broader pressure campaign, indicating armed conflict is now part of the approach.

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