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Six months into war, both the US and Iran believe 'time is on their side'

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By Leonie Thorne Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Leonie Thorne Shortly after declaring war on Iran six months ago, US President Donald Trump said the operation would take four weeks or less. "We took a little excursion … to get rid of some evil. I think you'll see it's going to be a short-term excursion," he said in an interview days after launching Operation Epic Fury. Half a year and a failed ceasefire later, experts and former US government officials say both sides are locked in a stalemate where prospects for peace are "bleak".
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Six months into war, both the US and Iran believe 'time is on their side'

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By Leonie Thorne Verified, Brad Ryan
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Shortly after declaring war on Iran six months ago, US President Donald Trump said the operation would take four weeks or less. "We took a little excursion … to get rid of some evil. I think you'll see it's going to be a short-term excursion," he said in an interview days after launching Operation Epic Fury. Half a year and a failed ceasefire later, experts and former US government officials say both sides are locked in a stalemate where prospects for peace are "bleak".
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Accused murderer Simon Carman says he fought Thai teenager in self-defence

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By Leonie Thorne Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Exclusive by Asia editor Karishma Vyas and Vee Intarakratug in Pattaya, Supattra Vimonsuk in Bangkok and Leonie Thorne Simon Peter Carman, the Australian man charged with murdering Thai teenager Tunchanok Donhomla, has claimed he acted in self-defence to stop her from stabbing him. The 45-year-old spoke exclusively to the ABC's Foreign Correspondent program in a private visitors' room at Pattaya Remand Prison, where he has been detained for almost two months.
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