Bitcoin (BTC), Nasdaq futures decline as Trump won’t rule out more Iran strikes
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US President Donald Trump has left open the possibility of launching new airstrikes against Iran before the US midterm congressional elections in November. China has pledged to buy at least 20 million tons of US coal over two years. Iran and the US met at the United Nations to discuss conditions for opening the Hormuz. Russia and the US agreed to maintain diplomatic contact regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Trump Leaves Open Possibility of Fresh Iran Strikes Before US Midterms
Washington, September 28, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) US President Donald Trump has declined to rule out fresh military strikes against Iran before the November midterm elections, while saying he expects the conflict to end soon and oil prices to fall sharply once hostilities are over. Asked whether US strikes could resume before the elections, Trump said it was “possible” but declined to elaborate. His remarks come days after he warned at the UN Gen…
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday (September 27) that he believes the United States will "soon" win the war with Iran and acknowledged the possibility of launching another military strike against Iran before the midterm elections.
Illustrative image Photo: PexelsBitcoin falls 1.3%, to $83,324, and Nasdaq's futures fall back with the risk of further attacks on Iran
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