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0:00From around the world, these are the latest international news headlines. President Donald Trump says US forces will keep hitting Iran very hard in the next two or three weeks and bring the country back to the Stone Ages, even as he doubts the success of US operations. Meanwhile, Iran's far more missiles at Israel and Gulf Arab states, demonstrating to Iran's continued ability to attack. Iraq has began exporting fuel oil by land through Syria, with 178 tankers reaching the Banias terminal from a planned 299 truck shipment officials say. Almost 3,000 countries will join talks in an effort to exert pressure to reopen the straight-off or moose, the vital shipping lane that's been choked off by the US Israeli war against Iran. Pakistan confirms it's holding peace talks with Afghanistan as Taliban in China, Beijing's mediating to broker a ceasefire after weeks of deadly fighting. I'm Charles Donald Trump.
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