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update 2025.06.13 11:25
US President Trump to hold a National Security Council meeting at 15 GMT on Friday

update 2025.06.13 11:25

The White House published a statement on Friday, stating that US President Donald Trump will convene a meeting of the National Security Council in the White House situation room later in the day at 15 GMT to discuss the Israel attacks on Iran.

Separately, several Iranian media outlets are claiming that Iran will declare a war on Israel and retaliate "soon."


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