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Trump unilaterally pauses the war that he alone started
The U.S. decision to halt the bombing of Iran is a reminder that America alone had the power to start it
Charles R. Davis is an American reporter currently based in Vienna, Austria. His work has aired on U.S. public radio and been published by outlets such as The Guardian, The Daily Beast, The New Republic and Columbia Journalism Review.
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The U.S. decision to halt the bombing of Iran is a reminder that America alone had the power to start it
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