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Iran war, said to be over "very soon," nears 6 months

The Iran war — defined by fits and starts and strain on America's military — will hit the half-year mark next week with both Washington and Tehran betting they can outlast one another. Why it matters: President Trump has repeatedly promised the fight would be quick, decisive and over " very soon ." The big picture: The war's length is pushing once-niche national-security issues — munitions levels , defense contracting, at-sea replenishment — into everyday conversation. The Navy is the topic du …

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Iran war, said to be over "very soon," nears 6 months
The Iran war — defined by fits and starts and strain on America's military — will hit the half-year mark next week with both Washington and Tehran betting they can outlast one another. Why it matters: President Trump has repeatedly promised the fight would be quick, decisive and over " very soon ." The big picture: The war's length is pushing once-niche national-security issues — munitions levels , defense contracting, at-sea replenishment — into everyday conversation. The Navy is the topic du …
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