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Iran’s Tightened Grip and U.S. Costs | Bismarck News
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Six months into the Iran conflict, the regime’s hardliners are holding firm — military and religious leaders brace for a long war with the U.S., keeping domestic unrest quiet. Trump’s hoped-for government overhaul hasn’t materialized. American taxpayers are paying the price: roughly $1,100 per person so far. Meanwhile, fuel shortages hit southern Iran, worsening daily life. Qatar’s foreign minister visits Tehran in a quiet diplomatic push to ease tensions — proving behind-the-scenes efforts continue amid mounting complexity.
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