US EditionDonald Trump Calls for Iran's Surrender as He Considers Options
- On June 16, 2025, President Donald Trump called for Iran's unconditional surrender amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
- The strikes and Trump's demands followed rising tensions after Israel launched a unilateral military campaign last Friday targeting Iran's nuclear sites and leadership.
- Trump asserted that American and Israeli intelligence have located Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei but emphasized there are currently no plans to assassinate him, even as frustration increases.
- Israeli strikes significantly damaged Iran’s uranium enrichment at Natanz, setting back Tehran’s program, while Cohen and experts warned the conflict remains risky for the region’s stability.
- The situation could either be resolved through negotiations or intensify further, as Trump contemplates increasing U.S. engagement and deploying additional forces to the region.
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Israel's war against Iran appears to be approaching a crucial moment as US President Donald Trump last night, after five days of bombing and retaliatory Iranian missile attacks, demanded an "unconditional surrender" from Tehran and considered his military options.
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WSJ: Trump Mulls Options, Including Strike on Iran
President Donald Trump said he is considering a range of options on Iran, including a strike on the Islamic Republic, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. Trump was discussing those options with top security advisers in the Situation Room, according to the report. The Journal reported that the meeting concluded Tuesday afternoon after nearly 90 minutes. It’s unclear if any decision was reached during the meeting. The Journal reported that T…
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