How the Trump administration got into a showdown with Iran that could lead to war

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How the Trump administration got into a showdown with Iran that could lead to war
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Tensions between the US and Iran have reached historic heights in recent months, prompting fears of a new war in the Middle East. Here's a timeline of the evolving situation.

Democratic lawmakers have expressed concern about a potential war with Iran amid rising tensions between Washington and Tehran. The Trump administration has rejected the notion it's moving toward war despite deploying military assets to the region — including more troops — in response to threats. Critics of President Donald Trump believe the situation is being driven and escalated by National Security John Bolton, who has a long record of animosity toward Iran.

Democratic lawmakers have expressed concern about a potential war with Iran amid rising tensions between Washington and Tehran. The Trump administration has rejected the notion it's moving toward war despite deploying military assets to the region — including more troops — in response to threats. Critics of President Donald Trump believe the situation is being driven and escalated by National Security John Bolton, who has a long record of animosity toward Iran.

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