US EditionTrump Says He Is ‘Fine’ With His Earlier Threat to Destroy Iran’s Civilization and Issues New Warnings
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The threat against Iran to wipe out an entire civilization there is an extreme derailment even for the US president. But even days after these words Trump is absolutely in agreement with what he says in an interview.
Trump Renews Threat to Destroy Iran Energy Infrastructure as IRGC Warns of ‘Deadly Hormuz Vortex’
US President Donald Trump on Sunday reiterated his threat to destroy Iran's power plants and other civilian energy infrastructure if no deal is reached to end the conflict in the Middle East. "I could take out Iran in one day," Trump told Fox News show "Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo." "I could have their entire energy everything, every one of their plants, their electric generating plants, which is a big deal."
Trump Says He Is ‘Fine’ With His Earlier Threat to Destroy Iran’s Civilization and Issues New Warnings
(AP) – Trump posted on Truth Social on Tuesday that a “whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again.” He told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo on Sunday that his threat brought Iran to the negotiating table. He also said the Islamic Republic has made worse statements, such as “Death to America. Death […]
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As the Iran War entered its fifth week, President Donald Trump issued an escalating series of threats against the regime, culiminating with this on Tuesday: "A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again,” if Iran failed to make a deal that includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
In light of US President Donald Trump's threat on social media to "destroy an entire civilization" ahead of a fragile truce between the US and Iran, legal experts are questioning whether such inflammatory speech could amount to a war crime - even if it is never carried out.
Hilmar Þór Hilmarsson, a professor at Akureyri, says Iran is in a much stronger negotiating position than the Americans. The US president's threats of mass destruction are a sign of great desperation.
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