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Iran could deploy chemical weapons through missiles or drones: What Israeli intelligence claims

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Israeli intelligence agencies have told their American counterparts that Iran is moving rapidly to develop the technology needed to deploy chemical weapons through missiles or smuggle them into Israel and other countries for use in attacks.

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