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Ahmadinejad Says Hezbollah Victorious, Bush Calls It Defeat
There have been skirmishes today in southern Lebanon but neither Hezbollah nor Israel has escalated the fighting, and Israel has begun slowly withdrawing its troops. Meantime, the Presidents of Iran and Syria say the balance of power has changed in the Middle East. Robin Wright is diplomatic correspondent for the Washington Post .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThere have been skirmishes today in southern Lebanon but neither Hezbollah nor Israel has escalated the fighting, and Israel has begun slowly withdrawing its troops. Meantime, the Presidents of Iran and Syria say the balance of power has changed in the Middle East. Robin Wright is diplomatic correspondent for the Washington Post.
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