Biden, After Attack on American Soldiers, Explores Covert Operation Against Iran: Report 

The risk of an immediate confrontation between Washington and Tehran is suddenly real.

AP/Jacquelyn Martin
At the Brookland Baptist Banquet Center at West Columbia, South Carolina, President Biden bows his head in a moment of silence for the three American troops killed January 28, 2024, in a drone strike in northeast Jordan. AP/Jacquelyn Martin

ATHENS — For America and much of the world, the Iranian menace to global peace and security is getting more real by the day, and the whispers that something must be done about it soon are growing louder at home and abroad.

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