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US admiral says Iran has not backed down militarily since Saudi oil attacks

US admiral says Iran has not backed down militarily since Saudi oil attacks

  • Vice Admiral Jim Malloy, commander of the US Navy’s Bahrain-based Fifth Fleet says he does not believe Iran is drawing back at all
  • The United States, Saudi Arabia, Britain, France and Germany all blamed Iran for Aramco attacks
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