Nearly two weeks into the US and Israel's war with Iran, Donald Trump has shown no signs that the 'excursion' is coming to a close. As President Trump travelled to Kentucky on Wednesday to speak to supporters, the BBC's North America editor Sarah Smith spoke to two military families in the state - Iraq veteran Jeremy and Lynn, whose son died in Iraq - about their fears that the war with Iran could become a similarly extended conflict.…
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