US EditionTrump on Iran strike: ‘I may do it, I may not do it’
- On Wednesday, Iran fired multiple small missile strikes toward Israel amid rising hostilities between the two nations, while President Trump discussed potential U.S. actions from the White House.
- The attacks followed Israel's recent major airstrikes on Iran targeting missile and nuclear sites, alongside Iranian officials expressing willingness to negotiate despite Tehran denying nuclear weapons ambitions.
- President Trump indicated uncertainty on military action, stating, "I may do it, I may not do it," and highlighted that Iran had reached out with negotiation suggestions, while defense officials review possible options.
- Trump urged Tehran to evacuate immediately and warned that his next actions were unpredictable, while Iran's supreme leader firmly rejected any notion of surrender and cautioned that U.S. military involvement could lead to severe consequences, including full-scale war.
- The ongoing conflict continues to split U.S. political opinion, with some allies urging restraint and others pushing for a strong response, while a large number of American military personnel stationed in the Middle East face potential threats.
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President Donald Trump left on the air on Wednesday if the U.S. will join the Israeli attacks on Iran and claimed that the Islamic Republic contacted Washington to negotiate. The war began last Friday when Israel bombed Iranian territory with the argument of preventing the Islamic Republic from equipping itself with the atomic bomb. Tehran denies it and maintains that the purpose of its nuclear program is civilian. This Wednesday at the White Ho…
Trump keeps world guessing on Iran strikes: ‘I may do it, I may not do it’
WASHINGTON, June 19 — US President Donald Trump said yesterday he was still deciding whether to join Israel’s strikes on Iran, claiming Tehran now wants talks at the White House but may have waited too long. Trump held his second Situation Room meeting in two days with his national security team as he left the world guessing about his potential order of military action. “I may do it, I may not do it. I mean, nobody knows what I’m going to do,” T…
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