Iranians on edge as Trump’s US ‘armada’ closes in: ‘a war will start’
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As the U.S. increases its military presence in the Middle East, Iranians are apprehensive about upcoming talks with the U.S. in Geneva. These negotiations are viewed by many as a final opportunity for Iran to reach an agreement with the Trump administration, particularly after the U.S. withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018. The talks occur amidst economic hardship due to sanctions and a recent crackdown on dissent within Iran, following protests where thousands were reportedly killed or arrested. Despite internal divisions and recent conflicts, Iran's Foreign Minister has expressed determination to achieve a fair deal. Many Iranians fear that the situation could escalate into a war with the U.S., potentially exceeding the scale of the Iran-Iraq war.
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