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16 October 2026

Trump rules out using a nuclear bomb on Iran: Why that matters

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Trump rules out using a nuclear bomb on Iran: Why that matters

It is the first time the president has addressed nuclear weapons, but he didn't deny US could use 'mother of all bombs'.

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