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As Washington and Tehran move closer to a possible agreement after months of conflict, disagreements over Iran’s nuclear material and the strategic Strait of Hormuz continue to complicate negotiations.
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New satellite imagery shows more than 80 launch pads, fortified bunkers and octagon-shaped military installations near China’s nuclear missile silo fields, raising concerns over Beijing’s expanding nuclear deterrence infrastructure.
The US Department of Homeland Security has clarified that not all green card applicants will be required to leave the country, with immigration officers retaining discretion to decide cases based on individual circumstances and national interest considerations.
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