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Good morning from the Financial Times.
Today is Monday, June 16th, and this is your FT News Briefing.
Israel wants to take out Iran's nuclear program, but a mountain stands in the way.
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Israel and Iran traded missile strikes over the weekend, escalating the conflict between the two.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said it'll go on as long
as it takes to destroy Iran's nuclear program.
But that's kind of like facing Mount Doom, as my colleague John Paul Rathbone describes it.
He's been following the weekend's events, and he's here with me now.
Hey, JP.
Hi, good to be here.