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Zachary Cohen

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  • Senior National Security Reporter, CNN
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: CNN, CNN Business, CNN en Español, CNN International, CNN Politics, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN India, MSN Singapore, MSN UK, Yahoo Canada and
Senior National Security reporter, covering the Pentagon for @CNN. Signal username: zcohen12.87 Proud husband of @ValentineNews_

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Trump’s top general is ‘looking for an off-ramp’ from Iran war as US military options remain limited, sources say

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By Zachary Cohen Verified
| WQOW-TV (Eau Claire, WI) Verified
(CNN) — Over the last few weeks, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine has privately made clear to other top Trump advisers that the US needs to find an off-ramp from the war with Iran — because the military options on the table to escalate the conflict could backfire and airpower alone is unlikely to achieve President Donald Trump’s stated objectives, according to three sources familiar with the matter. “Caine is looking for an off ramp,” one of the sources said bluntly.
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Tehran insists on US concessions before opening Strait of Hormuz

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By Zachary Cohen Verified, Nadeen Ebrahim Verified, Anna Cooban Verified
| CNN Verified
• Strait of Hormuz: Tehran’s national security chief issued a list of demands for the US to fulfill before Iran would reopen the Strait of Hormuz. State media published the list, which includes measures such as lifting the US naval blockade, withdrawing military forces and permanently ending the war. Separately, Iran and Oman have each signaled they are close to a deal on managing the key waterway.
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US intel assesses Putin could launch attack aimed at testing NATO unity

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By Haley Britzky Verified, Zachary Cohen Verified, Jennifer Hansler Verified
| Egypt Independent Verified
Recent US intelligence assessments indicate Russian President Vladimir Putin could try to test NATO’s resolve by launching a limited attack on an allied country within the next few years, according to three sources familiar with those reports.
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