Trump Says U.S. Will ‘Hit’ Iran Again Today—After Previously Criticizing Lengthy Peace Talks
- On Wednesday, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Tehran's participation in ceasefire talks "must be reviewed" following U.S. retaliatory strikes against the Islamic Republic.
- The United States Central Command launched retaliatory strikes on Tuesday near the Strait of Hormuz after Iran allegedly shot down a U.S. Apache helicopter over the Persian Gulf.
- Following the U.S. strikes, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched attacks on American assets in Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain. Baghaei claimed "any diplomatic process is damaged by the use of force."
- President Donald Trump insisted on Wednesday the U.S. was "really close to a deal," dismissing Iranian hesitation while warning he could "hit" Iran "hard" again if negotiations continue stalling.
- Trump continues to tout the U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz as the "most successful Blockade in the history of Naval Warfare," demanding Iran "open the Fuckin' Strait, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in Hell.
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U.S.-Iran talks continue despite overnight flare-up, Iranian sources say
Iran said it targeted U.S. military assets in retaliation for American strikes, while Trump claimed Tehran had sought an end to the bombing campaign, a claim Iranian officials denied
“Yesterday we hit them hard and today we will strike hard again,” Trump said after the exchange of attacks with Iran: “They have taken too long to negotiate and now they will pay dearly.” “Today we will strike hard again,” Donald Trump has threatened. “Now they will pay dearly,” the U.S. president insisted on Wednesday, the day after he attacked Iran after Tehran shot down an Apache helicopter with a drone last Monday. And, hours later, the U.S.…
The United States launched air raid against Iran at dawn on Wednesday. Tehran reacted by hitting neighboring countries, in an escalation that risks failing efforts to end the war
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