Trump and Corker clash over world war fears and Iran deal
President Donald Trump and Senator Bob Corker exchanged harsh public barbs amid party splits. Corker warned Trump could push the United States toward World War III while criticizing the Iran nuclear deal and questioning the White House’s handling of diplomacy. Corker said most Senate Republicans share concerns, and Trump later teased his endorsement history and policy goals. White House aides defended Trump and urged privacy, while Corker signaled he will leave the Senate after his current term.
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NATO chief says no desire for a new Cold War with Russia
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg urged Romania in Bucharest that the alliance does not seek a new Cold War with Russia despite Moscow's military buildup on NATO's eastern edge. He cited large September drills near Be rus and said NATO is strengthening its eastern flank with four battle groups in Estonia Latvia Lithuania and Poland while Romania opens a multinational brigade in Craiova to coordinate Tailored Forward Presence. He warned Russia remains a neighbor and emphasized NATO will stay engaged in Afghanistan with over 13 000 troops to prevent chaos and a terrorist safe haven.
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Tehran Prepares for Trump Iran Deal Fallout in Street Sentiment
In Tehran residents from students to teachers express disillusionment with the 2015 accord as Trump threatens to withdraw and expand sanctions. They cite unmet benefits, high inflation, and distrust of the United States while Tehran’s leaders urge unity ahead of policy shifts and potential economic strain.
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