Trump pledges more Iran attacks, saying U.S. will be ‘attacking them very hard’
Trump said the United States will keep striking Iran if negotiators do not finalize a deal that blocks any nuclear weapon.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump confirmed the United States would continue striking Iran, following about 20 overnight attacks on radar and air defense systems near the Strait of Hormuz after an Army Apache was downed Monday night.
- Trump blamed Tehran for the collapse of peace talks, accusing Iran of 'tapping the US along' on a deal he called 'fully negotiated' before the two-month-old ceasefire began disintegrating in recent weeks.
- Iran retaliated by launching missiles toward bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan, while U.S. Central Command described the U.S. strikes as 'a proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression' against the Islamic Republic.
- During an Oval Office event Wednesday, the president declined to rule out hitting civilian infrastructure, renewing threats to bomb power plants and bridges despite warnings such actions could constitute a war crime.
- In four minutes on Wednesday morning, Trump promised to bomb Iran while wishing for 'Peace for the world,' even as the Islamic Republic remains capable of maintaining its blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Trump Says His Birthday Wish Is 'Peace for the Whole World' After Threatening Iran Strikes
US President Donald Trump said his birthday wish, as he approaches 80, was 'peace for the whole world', while also delivering more forceful remarks on Iran in separate comments. He said the United States would continue 'attacking them and attacking them very hard', as tensions with Tehran remain a focal point of US foreign policy debate. The contrast between the two statements has drawn attention because of their sharply different tone on diplom…
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US military says it's striking 'multiple targets' in Iran in latest escalation of tensions
DUBAI — The U.S. military said Wednesday it has begun another round of strikes against Iran after President Donald Trump said more were coming. The escalating attacks threatened to derail efforts to end the war , with Trump warning that Tehran would “pay the price” for stalled negotiations. U.S. Central Command said in a social media post that the military is striking “multiple targets in Iran” and that it’s being done “in response to Iran’s unw…
Trump Launches More Strikes on Iran Following Tuesday’s Attack
PODCAST: June 9, 2026 ~ Chris Renwick and Lloyd Jackson spoke with Austin Gullett, a former Navy Intel Officer. They discussed an Army helicopter crash, Israeli attacks in Iran, and shifting alliances in the Middle East.IRAN ~ Following Tuesday’s round of strikes from the U.S. against Iran, United States President Donald Trump sent another wave of attacks Wednesday after peace negotiations have stalled. U.S. Central Command posted on X …
Trump says US attacks on Iran will resume
In remarks from the Oval Office, President Donald Trump said the US will resume attacks on Iran after insufficient progress in negotiations to end the war. “We’re going to be attacking them, attacking them very hard,” Trump said Wednesday, suggesting Iran’s downing of a US Apache helicopter is pretext for the renewed strikes.
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Nemos News NetworkAfter Heavy Missile Exchange, Trump Mocks Iran’s ‘Total Mess’ Of A Military As Tehran ‘Reviews’ Diplomacy With US
After Heavy Missile Exchange, Trump Mocks Iran’s ‘Total Mess’ Of A Military As Tehran ‘Reviews’ Diplomacy With US As part of what the United States is calling its latest ‘defensive strikes’ after Iran shot down an Apache helicopter in the Hormuz region, American forces overnight into the early Wednesday hours targeted “air defense, ground control stations,...
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