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Iran unveils ‘We will kill Trump’ banner – but US president may now be tempted to resume bombing

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The GuardianIran unveils ‘We will kill Trump’ banner – but US president may now be tempted to resume bombing
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Iran celebrates its claimed role in ‘regime change’ amid pressure on Trump to ‘finish the job’ with attack US midterms live – latest updates Iran this week unveiled a huge billboard and banners over Enqelab Square in central Tehran. The billboard pledged…

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