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US President Donald Trump assured that he has no intention of carrying out a nuclear attack against Iran and considered that "no one should ever be allowed to use a nuclear weapon." He also suggested that Iran might have loaded up its weapons "a little bit" during the two-week ceasefire, but added that the US military can neutralize it in about a day. We analyze the panorama in the Middle East with Bryan Acuña, master in international relations, with an emphasis in diplomacy from the National University of Costa Rica.
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