Iranians Feel the War Is ‘Closing In,’ and Bondi Is Said to Move Because of Threats

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  Today's Wednesday, March 11th.

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  Here's what we're covering.

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  The Times has learned new details about how the Trump administration miscalculated how Iran would react to the war,

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  both in the scale of its response and how it would shake the global economy.

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  Before the attacks began, the Energy Secretary, Chris Wright,

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  said publicly he was not concerned a war would disrupt oil sales,

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  pointing to the 12-day conflict with Iran last June when there was little disruption.

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  Some of Trump's other advisers shared similar views in private,

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