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Iran trying harder to target US personnel in Middle East, intelligence chief warns

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Iran trying harder to target US personnel in Middle East, intelligence chief warns
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The warning comes as the US State Department makes adjustments to staffing at diplomatic posts in the region.

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  • Iran trying harder to target US personnel in Middle East, intelligence chief warns.
  • The warning comes as the US State Department makes adjustments to staffing at diplomatic posts in the region.
  • The warning comes as the US State Department makes adjustments to staffing at diplomatic posts in the region.

The warning comes as the US State Department makes adjustments to staffing at diplomatic posts in the region.

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