US EditionTrump Has Reviewed Attack Plans on Iran: Source
- President Donald Trump has given preliminary consent to a military operation against Iran but remains undecided about issuing the definitive command as of June 16, 2025.
- The approval comes in the wake of Israel's recent attacks on Iranian nuclear and missile facilities, amid warnings that Iran was close to achieving a functional nuclear weapon.
- Trump asserted a decisive victory over Iran's nuclear efforts and claimed dominance of Iranian airspace, while Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei defiantly stated that his country would not yield under pressure.
- Trump stated, “I may do it, I may not do it,” and confirmed knowing where Khamenei is hiding but said they will not target him for now.
- The situation signals escalating tensions with potential wider conflict, as U.S. officials await Iran's response to pressure on its nuclear program and military postures intensify in the region.
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The U.S. president is threatening to strike Tehran. A few days ago, he was still opposed to the outbreak of hostilities.
·Paris, France
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Donald Trump's huge nuke decision as he stares down Iran - but there's one key problem - The Mirror
Will Donald Trump bow to Netanyahu’s calls for escalation in the Middle East, hold his nerve and wait, or listen to MAGA voices urging him to pull back from the brink?
·London, United Kingdom
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Iran rejects ultimatum of unconditional surrender. A final word from the White House is awaited.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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The US president said on Wednesday that he had not yet decided whether to intervene militarily in the conflict between Iran and Israel, saying he might or might not do so.
·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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