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Trump's counterterrorism chief resigns over Iran conflict, citing pressure

Mar 17, 20265 sources

Summary

Joe Kent, the top US counterterrorism chief under President Trump, has resigned. He stated he could not support the administration's actions regarding Iran, claiming Iran posed no threat and citing pressure related to Israel. Trump responded by calling Kent 'weak on security' after his departure.

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