US EditionTrump warns some Americans may die amid U.S. strikes in Iran
Operation EPIC FURY targets Iranian missiles and navy to deter nuclear ambitions; U.S. warns of possible casualties amid ongoing multi-day strikes, Pentagon said.
- The U.S. military has launched strikes on Iran, codenamed 'EPIC FURY', which are expected to be carried out over several days.
- Trump warned that Americans may die in the strikes, stating 'the Iranian regime seeks to kill', but called it a 'noble mission'.
- Iran is preparing for retaliation, with an Iranian official telling Reuters the response will be 'crushing', and Israel says Tehran launched missiles towards it.
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The U.S. and Israel launched a major attack on Iran on Saturday. President Donald Trump described it as an opportunity for regime change in Tehran. The attack followed weeks of repeated threats by Trump that the U.S. would attack Iran unless the U.S. leaders agreed to U.S. demands, especially in relation to Tehran’s nuclear program. On Thursday, U.S. and Iranian officials held a final round of mediated talks that ended with no progress. On Satur…
Trump's speech about being prepared for his own losses is also a message to the Iranian leadership, says Christian Perheentupa, head lecturer in strategy at the National Defence University.
Lindsey Graham preemptively honors US soldiers who may die from Trump’s Iran attack
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) appeared enthralled by the Trump administration’s unprecedented attack on Iran early Saturday morning, going as far as to preemptively pay tribute to U.S. service members who may “fall” in battle from the ensuing conflict.“As to the men and women participating in this oper...
Trump sabotages emerging peace deal with military escalation
President Donald Trump launched strikes on Iran early Saturday morning, claiming that talks over a nuclear agreement had broken down. Speaking after midnight, Trump warned, “The lives of American heroes may be lost, and we may have casualties — that often happens in war.”The Guardian's diplomatic editor, Patrick Wintour, published an analysis saying that pausing the talks to wage war jeopardizes the chances of Iran taking the American president …
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