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Trump says US may do another military operation against Iran
Trump suggested a potential new military operation against Iran amid ongoing eight-month conflict and rising fuel prices affecting midterm elections.
- On Friday in Florida, President Donald Trump said the United States may launch another military operation against Iran as the war nears its eight-month mark and rising fuel prices weigh on midterm elections.
- Eight months of conflict have left the United States and Iran locked in stalemate, with the administration claiming progress while analysts contend Trump remains no closer to victory than in summer.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps recently launched about 30 attacks on ships in regional waters, the highest rate since February, while crude oil prices remain about 50% higher than prewar levels.
- Trump remarked, "We may do another little Epic Fury," referring to the military campaign's codename, contradicting his earlier claim that the U.S. would avoid attacks before midterm elections.
- Tehran continues to leverage crude oil exports and regional influence, while some foreign policy analysts suggest Iran's leadership may eventually prefer peace over prolonged conflict despite the current military stalemate.
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The QueenslanderUS may do another Epic Fury against Iran: Trump
US President Donald Trump says his country may launch "another little Epic Fury" on Iran.
·Osborne Park, Australia
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The United States can carry out another military operation against Iran, like "Epic rage," declared American President Donald Trump at a rally in Florida. "We can arrange another little "Epic rage," said Trump, using the name of the American-Israeli campaign against Iran, which began on 28 February.
Trump warns of fresh Iran strike as Tehran threatens Gulf internet cables
Donald Trump raised the possibility of another US operation as Iran prepared retaliatory plans. Renewed escalation could threaten regional stability, energy prices and Gulf communications infrastructure.
·Noida, India
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