Nuclear dominoes could start falling after Iran strikes

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  The attacks on Iran, which were aimed at hindering its nuclear program,

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  could not only heighten tensions in the Middle East, but also,

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  some analysts fear, trigger a new global arms race.

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  As Israel and the US act unilaterally against Iran,

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  states may choose to ignore constraints and accelerate their pursuit of nuclear weapons.

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  President Trump has claimed victory saying his bombs have stopped the nuclear threat from Iran.

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  Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu says they've removed the threat of nuclear annihilation.

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  Are those gentlemen right?

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  Is the world now safer?

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