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Obama says U.S. may be ‘worse off’ now than before Iran war

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Description: In a revealing interview, Obama discusses the U.S.'s current standing post-Iran war, questioning the effectiveness of past military actions. He reflects on the withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and its implications, urging a renewed foc...

In a revealing interview, Obama discusses the U.S.'s current standing post-Iran war, questioning the effectiveness of past military actions. He reflects on the withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and its implications, urging a renewed foc...

NBC News· Jun 19, 2026 · 12:55 PM · 3 views

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